Welcome to AACA

About Us

The Architects Accreditation Council of Australia is recognised as the national organisation responsible for advocating, coordinating and facilitating national standards for the registration of architects in Australia and for the recognition of Australian architects overseas by the relevant Registration Authorities.

AACA is constituted of nominees from all State and Territorial Architects’ Registration Boards in Australia. It is not a Registration Authority and can only make recommendations to the various Boards. The decision for the registration of architects lies solely with the Boards.

On this website you can find out about:

Note:  APE Logbook of Experience

A new 80 page logbook dated 21 July 2011 has been placed on the AACA website as a technical inconsistency was found with the previous version affecting pages beyond page 40.  If your completed logbook will require over 40 pages and you have been using the 80 page version click here for information about how it affects you.

No action is required if your completed logbook will require 40 pages or less.

Architects in Australia provide professional services in connection with the planning and the design, construction, enlargement, conservation, restoration or alteration of a building or group of buildings. These professional services include, but are not limited to, planning, strategic and land-use planning, urban design, provision of preliminary studies, design, models, drawings, specifications and technical documentation, coordination of technical documentation prepared by others as appropriate and without limitation (consulting engineers, landscape architects and other specialist consultants), construction economics, contract administration, monitoring of construction and project management.
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