Majority of architects have done zero planning for no-deal Brexit

Another Fine Mess You've Got Us Into, by Guy Morris - artwork on show at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018

Source: Elizabeth Hopkirk

RIBA research also shows practices’ confidence lowest for three years

More than half of architecture practices have made no preparations at all for a no-deal Brexit, according to new RIBA research.

Some 57% of firms have made no plans of any sort – and only 5% of them are intending to do so.

A further third say they have done very little planning, according to the findings of the RIBA’s latest monthly Future Trends survey.

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