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Warning for architects as Russia sanctions come into force
Suite of economic restrictions also limits engineering and planning services
Architecture firms have been warned that new restrictions on working for Russian clients based in their home nation – or those ordinarily resident there – have come into effect in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
UK firms are now banned from offering architectural-design services, pre-design services, and urban-planning and landscape services to clients in Russia under regulations that expand the Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019.
The rules, which went live on Friday, also cover combined architectural-design and contract-administration services, and urban planning services.
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