All WA100 articles – Page 3
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NewsBD’s WA100 2019 survey launched
The search for the world’s biggest architectural practice has begun
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FeaturesWA100 2018: Is President Trump good for architects?
The presidency is having a mixed impact on the global construction market
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FeaturesWA100 2018: What global architects think of Brexit
The UK’s pending divorce from Europe is already curbing growth hopes and making EU architects head for home
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FeaturesWA100 2018: How architects feel about global work prospects
China and India are leading a resurgence in optimism
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NewsBIG jumps up WA100 rankings to enter top 50 for first time
BIG is the main mover on this year’s list - but Gensler retains top spot
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Opinion
WA100 2018: Faith, hope and Brexit
Confidence is rising among the world’s top architects, but politics has a nasty habit of getting in the way
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NewsBD’s WA100 survey results published in December
The results of BD’s annual search for the world’s biggest architect will be announced in December. Our prestigious WA100 report is a key point of reference for major clients on every continent. The biggest practice in the 2017 report – for the second year in ...
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FeaturesInto the unknown
Confidence is down in the Middle East and Europe, while growth prospects are stronger in China, India and North America. But then, it’s not been a good year for predictions
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FeaturesDawn of a new age
While China still inspires optimism, the top 100 are starting to shrink and the future has suddenly become a whole lot more complicated
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FeaturesSeek and ye shall find a job
Almost all of the WA100 are hiring, which means architects can choose from a world of opportunities. David Blackman reports on the hotspots
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FeaturesA giant wakes: The unexpected resurgence of the American market
While the heat goes out of the Chinese market, the USA is enjoying something of a renaissance. Which regions will thrive and which will falter over the year ahead?
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FeaturesModels of restraint
After the largesse of 2014, most top practices reined themselves in last year. But Gensler showed it still has an insatiable appetite for expansion
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