Who we are
The Director of Emerging Professionals is currently represented by Bradley Green, Assoc. AIA ([email protected])
Bradley Green. Assoc. AIA is a Designer working remotely for Bassenian Lagoni Architects, based in Newport Beach. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Roger Williams University in Rhode Island with a Minor in Art and Architectural History. In 2015 he sat on the Historic Preservation Advisory Board of Tiverton, Rhode Island helping the town and its citizens learn about the rich history of architecture. In 2017 he volunteered at the Bower’s Museum of Santa Ana, California as an AIA docent for the Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit named Architecture of the Interior. Bradley works on residential design documentation drawings using a range of programs including AutoCAD, SketchUp and Photoshop.
AIA Monterey Bay Emerging Professional
ARE Resource Library
The AIA Monterey Bay Emerging Professionals Committee is committed to encouraging growth in the career paths of our members. Currently to become a licensed architect in the State of California, the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) and the California Architects Board (CAB) require prospective licensees to take the Architectural Registration Exam (ARE) administered by NCARB. Currently the NCARB ARE is in it’s fifth series, more commonly referred to as the ARE 5.0. Study materials are widely available from sources such as Black Spectacles, Ballast O’Hara PPI, Brightwood Architectural Education, and many more. For more information on the NCARB ARE 5.0 and how to better prepare yourself, check out NCARB’s website here: https://www.ncarb.org/pass-the-are/prepare
The AIA Monterey Bay Emerging Professional Committee have collected study materials for AIA Monterey Bay members to check out and review. Thanks to the donations of our members, AIAMB EP members have the ability to check out the following materials from our AIAMB Pacific Grove office. To schedule a time for pick up, please contact Executive Director Christie Thomas at [email protected]
Available for Check Out:
- Ballast O’Hara PPI ARE Review Manual
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Practice Management | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Practice Management | Flash Cards – Second Edition
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Management | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Management | Flash Cards – Second Edition
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Development & Documentation | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Development & Documentation | Flash Cards – Second Edition
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Programming & Analysis | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Programming & Analysis | Flash Cards – Second Edition
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Planning & Design | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Project Planning & Design | Flash Cards – Second Edition
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Construction & Evaluation | Study Guide
- Brightwood Architectural Education 5.0 | Construction & Evaluation | Flash Cards – Second Edition
*Also available is the complete Brightwood Architectural Education 4.0 study set, and Kaplan (the previous name for Brightwood) 3.0 study set. In most cases the study material is the same, but organization is different. Some EPs may find these materials useful for the ARE 5.0. Please refer to above images for a full view of available materials
Donations of study materials are highly welcomed. If you or your office have excess materials you would like to donate to the AIAMB EP Committee, please contact Director of EPs Bradley Green at [email protected] or Executive Director Christie Thomas at [email protected]
Emerging Professionals Component Grant
(Muza Conforti | (202) 626 7514)
Submissions for 2020 are now being accepted. The 2020 submission deadline is Friday, July 3, 2020. The College of Fellows awarded a total of $39,600 in funding to support components’ Emerging Professionals programs in 2019.
