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California Architects Board was created in 1901 by the
California Legislature to fulfill the mission
of protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the
public through the regulation of the practice of architecture
in California. It is one of numerous boards, bureaus,
commissions, and committees within the Department of
Consumer Affairs responsible for consumer protection
and the regulation of licensed professionals. The Board
establishes regulations for examination and licensing
of the profession of architecture in California, which
today numbers approximately 22,000 licensed architects
and approximately 11,000 candidates who are in the process
of meeting examination and licensure requirements.
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02/26/2008
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