Architects half as likely to share their sexual orientation as general population

By Tom Lowe2023-04-12T13:22:00

Arb survey finds nearly one in five registered architects did not want to disclose their sexual orientation compared to 7.5% in the national census

The number of registered architects who prefer not to state their sexual orientation is nearly double the figure for the general UK population, a new study of Arb members has found.

Nearly one in five, 18.6%, of respondents to Arb’s annual diversity survey said they preferred not to share their sexual orientation compared to 7.5% for this category in the national census.

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