Architects expect workloads to increase for the first time in seven months

By Tom Lowe2023-03-23T11:30:00

Confidence soared in the profession last month despite ongoing uncertainty in the economy, RIBA survey finds

Architects are expecting their workloads to increase for the first time in seven months, RIBA’s Future Trends survey has found.

The institute’s monthly temperature check of confidence in the profession found optimism soared last month despite ongoing uncertainty in the wider economy.

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