Bruce Tether

We crunch the numbers from this year’s survey of AJ100 practices to give a snapshot of an evolving profession

We crunch the numbers to provide a revealing snapshot of a post-pandemic architecture profession

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

Our comprehensive annual survey of AJ100 practices looks at everything from fees and furlough to salaries and sustainability

Foster + Partners remains the UK’s largest employer of architects, retaining the top spot in the AJ100 rankings for the 10th year in a row

Falling revenues, staff reductions and an absolute drop in salary levels are just some of the repercussions of the pandemic reported in the latest survey of AJ100 practices. PLUS We reveal the full AJ100 2021 ranking

Craft skills and cutting-edge computer technology co-exist happily in contemporary practice

Overseas earnings continue their upwards trajectory, with Fosters still leading the way

Brexit concerns were marginally reducing by the end of 2019

The profession is becoming more female, but black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) architects remain hugely under-represented in the great majority of AJ100 firms