Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

generically. See the revisor's note to subsection (b)
of this section. This substitution also reflects
that, occasionally in former Art. 56, §§ 463 through
478, the term "registered architect" was used in a
manner consistent with the former definition of
"architect" and that the term "licensed architect"
also was used.

Occasionally, the term "licensee" is used in this
title as a synonym for "licensed architect". Since
"license" is defined in subsection (d) of this
section, "licensee" need not be defined separately.

As to the substitution of the word "licensed" for the
former word "registered", see the General Revisor's
Note to this article.

Defined terms: "Architect" § 3-101

"Board" § 3-101

"Practice architecture" § 3-101

(F)  PERMIT.

"PERMIT" MEANS, UNLESS THE CONTEXT REQUIRES OTHERWISE, A
PERMIT ISSUED BY THE BOARD TO ALLOW A PARTNERSHIP OR CORPORATION
TO OPERATE A BUSINESS THROUGH WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL MAY PRACTICE
ARCHITECTURE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language added to
avoid repetition of phrases such as "permit to operate
a business through which an individual may practice
architecture".

Defined terms: "Board" § 3-101
"Practice architecture" § 3-101

(G)  PRACTICE ARCHITECTURE.

(1)  "PRACTICE ARCHITECTURE" MEANS TO PROVIDE ANY
SERVICE OR CREATIVE WORK:

(I)  IN REGARD TO AN ADDITION TO, ALTERATION OF,
OR CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING OR AN INTEGRAL PART OF A BUILDING;
AND

(II)  THAT REQUIRES EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND
EXPERIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE.

(2)  "PRACTICE ARCHITECTURE" INCLUDES:

(I) ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND PREPARATION OF
RELATED DOCUMENTS;

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