> Mies and Wright both had licenses to practice architecture. Which proves that licenses may be necessary to prevent dangerous architecture, but certainly aren

> Mies and Wright both had licenses to practice architecture. Which proves that licenses may be necessary to prevent dangerous architecture, but certainly aren't sufficient to prevent hideous architecture. > There are problematic professional licensure categories. Barbers aren't one of them. The practice is licensed because hygienic practices are necessary to reduce the spread of disease. It's why I probably won't get headlice or a bloodborne illness from a shave and a haircut. What level of licensure or inspection is required? How certain are you that the current level is the correct level?