David Chipperfield shrugs off pandemic to return to black

David Chipperfield index mugshot portrait

Source: Ingrid von Kruse

Architect’s income jumps 17%

David Chipperfield shrugged off the effects of the pandemic seeing income rise last year and the firm return to the black.

In accounts filed at Companies House, the architect, which is behind a new concert hall in Edinburgh, said revenue was up 17% to £9.7m with pre-tax profit coming in at £273,000 from a £546,000 loss last time.

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