Interior designers who work on large commercial construction projects may soon be allowed to stamp design plans, similar to what architects are allowed to do. On Wednesday, the Alaska Senate voted 18-2 to approve Senate Bill 54, which would create an interior design licensing process and modify the way the state regulates landscape architects. If […]
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