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Workload expectations rebound to highest level since February, RIBA survey finds
But pessimism still affecting smaller practices with a balance expecting to shed staff over the next three months
Architects’ optimism around future workloads has rebounded after three consecutive months of sinking confidence, according to RIBA’s latest Future Trends report.
Sentiment among RIBA members towards the amount of work they expect over the next three months jumped from an index of -9 in May to -1 in June, the first rise in confidence since February.
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