Landscape architects; authorize to participate with multi-disciplinary engineer and architecture firms.

HB 346 revises Mississippi's architectural licensing laws to allow multi-disciplinary firms (combining architects, landscape architects, and engineers) to operate under specific conditions. The bill requires that at least one active member or stockholder of such a firm must hold a valid Mississippi architecture license, and no more than one-third of the firm's ownership can be held by landscape architects. Firms must clearly disclose each member's license type (architect, engineer, or landscape architect) in all business materials and include at least one licensed architect's name in their title. This change directly affects architects, landscape architects, and engineering firms seeking to collaborate under a single business entity in Mississippi.