Frustrated architects pivot back to working from home

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Clients still asking for face-to-face meetings, say practices

Frustrated architects have told staff to work from home again – but to come in to the office when necessary.

Clients are still asking for face-to-face meetings despite new guidance which came into force today, they added.

Last week the government announced England would be adopting its so-called Plan B from today, which includes working from home wherever possible for the first time since July.

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