The number of architects on the dole has fallen by 10% in a single month, new figures show today.
Pelli Clarke Pelli’s stalled scheme for a 12-storey mixed block in London’s Victoria will start on site next year, after Land Securities confirmed it had set aside £200 million for speculative proj...
BDP has produced a recession-busting set of annual results with pre-tax profits for the year to June 2009 rocketing nearly 200% to £3.3 million.
Archial has plunged into the red in the first half of this year after seeing projects cancelled, offices closed and dozens of staff lose their jobs.
The American Institute of Architects has warned hopeful professionals not too read too much into a six point jump in its monthly billings index results.
Pre-tax profits at Stanton Williams have fallen by 90% as the impact of the recession on the profession continues.
A long-awaited collaboration between Norman Foster and Jean Nouvel in London looks set to be abandoned after the withdrawal of the developer behind the project.
Aukett Fitzroy Robinson has said it expects its full-year results to be “significantly worse” than previously expected.
June results of the RIBA future trends survey suggests downturn is bottoming out
The economic outlook for the architectural sector across Europe is getting progressively worse, according to the Architects’ Council of Europe’s quarterly survey.
The chief executive of Archial has admitted more jobs could go at the company in order to save the architectural giant £2 million.
The RIBA’s latest Future Trends survey shows tentative green shoots for the industry after months of gloom.
The RIBA has renewed its campaign to stop architects working for reduced fees — or even for free — as the recession continues.
No, says Peter Murray, previous recessions have proved highly creative for architecture – a view which Jeremy Till considers elitist and not taking into account the far higher levels of student debt
Fears that woman architects are being hardest hit by the profession were today heightened by the RIBA’s latest Future Trends Survey.
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