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_   Level 7, 372 Albert Street
East Melbourne VIC 3002
_   P: +61 3 9417 4444
_   F: +61 3 9417 4711
THE ARCHITECTS REGISTRATION BOARD OF VICTORIA (ARBV) IS EMPOWERED BY THE ARCHITECTS ACT 1991 TO:
_   register architects and approve architectural companies and partnerships
_   investigate complaints and arrange Tribunal inquiries into professional practice on behalf of the public or offer Mediation
_   determine architectural qualifications and accredit courses
_   conduct examinations for registration
_   require Architects to be registered and have Professional Indemnity insurance cover to practice as an architect.
These legislated powers enable the ARBV to act on behalf of consumers.

Consumers can check whether a person can legitimately call them selves an Architect by consulting the Register of architects, architectural companies and partnerships.

The brochure Working with your Architect provides advice on your role and the roles of your architect in a project.

The Architects Act protects use of the title and certain phrases. The value of this to consumers is that it is a short hand way of identifying practitioners who have satisfied the requirements for registration and knowing that architects possess the qualifications and expertise appropriate for the work that they do.


The ARBV promotes good practice through its Awards, its publications and reports of inquiry outcomes.
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