| | Architecture Licensing Board |
| | The first Architect Act enacted on June 3, 1897 was the first licensing law in the nation. Architecture |
| | was included in the scope of the agency upon its creation in 1917. The Board is made up of six members |
| | appointed by the Secretary consisting of four licensed architects with at least ten years of active |
| | practice, one licensed architect who is a tenured member of the architectural faculty of an Illinois public |
| | university accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board, and one public member. The |
| | practice of architecture includes the offering of professional services, such as consultation, |
| | environmental analysis, feasibility studies, programming, planning, etc., in connection with the construction |
| | of any private or public building, building structure, building project or addition or alteration or restoration. |
| | The Board is charged with providing curriculum evaluation, conducting oral interviews, advising on |
| | disciplinary matters and providing expert advice and knowledge on professional conduct and |
| | performance. |
| | Michael J. Andrejasich | Champaign |
| | * | Richard B. Cook | Evanston |
| | Norman L. Lach | Murphysboro |
| | James R. Lev | Rockford |
| | Luis A. Martinez | Chicago |
| | * Chairperson |
| | Last Updated: October 6, 2009 |
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