Regulated profession
Architect (United Kingdom)
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Generic name of profession
- Title:
- Architect
- harmonised training required here:
- Architect training (Article 46 of Directive 2005/36/EC)
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Identification
- Name of regulated profession:
- Architect
- Translation(s):
- undefined
- Country:
- United Kingdom
- Region:
- All regions
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Legal information
Legal basis for regulation
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EU Law
:
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DIRECTIVE 2005/36/EC
- National legislation:
- The Architects Act 1997
- Useful link:
http://www.arb.org.uk/the-architects-act
Regulation
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Type of regulation
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Protected title (without reserves of activities)
Recognition
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- Recognition under:
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DIRECTIVE 2005/36/EC
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Additional information
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- Recognition under Directive 2005/36/EC:
- Architect listed in Annex V
- Qualification level:
- undefined
- Prior check of qualifications under article 7(4):
No
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Activities
- Description of activities:
- Architects have a conceptual and integrative role in the design of buildings and places, working in cooperation with communities, clients and other professionals. The defining skill of the architect is design - the ability to conceive of, and elaborate on, physical artefacts that meet human needs and evoke aesthetic response.
- Translation(s):
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There are no specific activities reserved to this profession. (EN)
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