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More than half of practices believe AI will lead to staff cuts as adoption soars
Nearly three quarters of architecture firms now use the tech despite worries over its impact on early-career professionals
The number of practices using AI has jumped by 15% over the past year with more than half of architecture firms now believing the trend will lead to staff reductions across the profession, according to a new RIBA survey.
AI adoption among respondents grew from 59% of practices in 2025 to 74% this year, with three quarters reporting improved productivity and 57% saying the tech had made a positive return on investment.
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