Under which law is the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture created?

The Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture was established under Republic Act No. 9266, also known as the Architecture Act of 2004. This law not only created the Board but also outlines its powers, duties, and responsibilities concerning the regulation and licensing of architects in the Philippines.

RA 9266 specifically empowers the Board to set the standards for architectural education, practice, and regulation, thereby ensuring the quality and integrity of the profession. The enactment of this law marked a significant advancement in the practice of architecture, as it formalized the structure through which the profession would be governed and enhanced the professional standards for architects.

Other laws mentioned might relate to different professions or regulatory aspects, but only RA 9266 specifically addresses the establishment and function of the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture.