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General public assumes architects have high professional standards, Arb survey finds

By 2024-03-19T11:25:00

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Research being carried out to inform regulator’s new code of conduct and practice

The general public has a positive view of architects despite few people having much awareness of the profession, according to a survey commissioned by Arb.

Architecture is assumed to have high standards because of a perceived absence of scandals and the extensive training required, the regulator has found.

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