I’m a licensed architect with over 10 years of experience working on real projects with real risks and real responsibility. Over time, I noticed a pattern: young architects are expected to make sound decisions, understand codes, communicate clearly, and advocate for users—often without the professional development tools to support those expectations.

Most professional development focuses on requirements, software, or exams. What’s missing are practical tools for judgment, confidence, and knowing when—and how—to speak up.

I created Advocate Architect to fill that gap.

This platform offers real-world professional development for architects who want to grow beyond redlines and into thoughtful, confident decision-makers. The goal isn’t just to learn more—it’s to learn how to advocate effectively for your work, your users, and yourself.