Profit at Eric Parry slumps by more than two thirds

Undershaft top 2024

Turnover also down by 14% despite progress on crop of major London schemes

Profit at Eric Parry Architects plunged by more than two thirds last year despite progress on a string of major projects including four schemes in the City of London.

Turnover at the practice behind 1 Undershaft, the City’s tallest tower, also fell by 14% in the 12 months to 31 July 2025, from £14.7m to £12.7m, according to the firm’s latest accounts posted on Companies House yesterday.

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