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