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London architects gloomy with one in 10 admitting covid will send them out of business

By 2020-07-16T12:16:00

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Majority of practices in latest RIBA survey expect profit to fall in coming year

More than one in 10 London-based architects think covid-19 could send their firms under.

The latest RIBA Future Trends survey reveals 14% of architects in the capital, the hotbed of the profession in this country, won’t survive the pandemic.

London firms are the most pessimistic about their chances of surviving the crisis with just 7% of firms nationwide suggesting they might collapse.

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