After healthy rises in 2022, new salary research shows a woeful lack of movement in the profession’s pay packets this year. Richard Waite looks at the latest data and finds little Christmas cheer for architects
The 2023 results of The Pay 100, an anonymous architecture salary survey now in its second year, have been published today (1 November)
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The first results of an anonymous salary survey, revealing which UK architecture practices pay what, have been made public
New figures show that the average salary for architectural staff in practice rose by 2.6 per cent in the past year, with pay for the most junior employees reaching the highest level for six years
Figures showing that architectural pay has fallen in the past year have grave implications for the profession’s diversity, says Emily Booth
New figures shared exclusively with the AJ show that female architecture staff have seen their pay packets shrink more than men’s over the past 12 months, reports Richard Waite
Most practices have done no preparation for Brexit because they have rightly concluded that leaving the EU will make no difference to them, says Paul Finch
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Data exclusively shared with the AJ has revealed declining wages among architects, with senior staff hardest hit. Richard Waite examines what lies behind the drop in salaries over the past year
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