Architects’ confidence remains flat

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RIBA survey blames Brexit for pessimism

Architects’ confidence about forthcoming work remains in the doldrums with the RIBA Future Trends index measuring a zero score in August.

The figure was an improvement on the -3 recorded in July but down from the +11 figure it racked up in August last year.

Practices in London remain the most pessimistic, although the -8 score from firms in the capital was an improvement on July’s figure of -15.

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