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When will architects learn to value themselves properly?
Tim O’Callaghan of nimtim architects asks why salaries and fees have stagnated while the profession’s responsibilities have increased
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Architects condemn huge hike in salary threshold for migrant worker visas
Government plans to nearly double the minimum salary requirement for foreign worker visas and to scrap the shortage occupation list have drawn condemnation from architects
Who pays the most? Pay 100 publishes latest salary survey
The 2023 results of The Pay 100, an anonymous architecture salary survey now in its second year, have been published today (1 November)
The Secret Architect: My gut tells me to quit. Again
A chance discovery leaves the Secret Architect debating whether they have a future in architecture
AJ100 survey reveals UK’s top practices employ more architects than ever
We crunch the numbers to provide a revealing snapshot of a post-pandemic architecture profession
Gender pay gap has widened at top practices, 2023 figures show
The gender pay gap reported by the UK's top 10 practices has risen since the figures were last published
Cost of living crisis: Can you still afford to be an architect in 2023?
With ever more architects turning to charity for financial help, is architecture still a financially viable career choice?
Worsening ethnic and gender paygaps show ‘systemic discrimination’, warns former RIBA chief
The RIBA’s former diversity director has warned of ‘systemic discrimination’ in architecture after data showed a widening of gender and ethnicity pay disparity at big practices
Pay 100 releases first results from salary transparency survey
The first results of an anonymous salary survey, revealing which UK architecture practices pay what, have been made public
AJ100 survey shows profession bouncing back from pandemic
We crunch the latest AJ100 survey findings, which suggest that the profession has not only bounced back from the pandemic dip but is at its most optimistic for years