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The RIBA is carrying out a second survey of RIBA members to hear how Brexit is affecting architects so we can ensure key priorities of architects are made clear to the politicians and civil servants working on Brexit

The Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) Future Trends survey, published today (24 October 2019) has shown that workload predictions in September 2019 were at their lowest point since July 2016.

Architects' workload predictions fell for the second consecutive month in October 2019, falling from six points to -10. This is the first time since 2012 that the RIBA’s Workload Balance Index has remained in negative territory for two months running.

The Future Trends survey monitors the employment and business trends affecting the architectural profession. These are the survey results from 2022.

Complete the Membership Review Survey to ensure we are working together to make RIBA membership better for everyone - and for the chance to win £1,500 of RIBA Academy CPD or £250 of online shopping vouchers.

The October 2017 Future Trends Workload Index reveals workloads remain steady but architects fear businesses are commissioning fewer new commercial developments.

In April 2019, we sought your feedback on how our 2020 RIBA CPD offer can better support you with your professional development. Here, we summarise the results.

In May the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index remained at +5 for the third consecutive month.

In June 2019 the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index increased to +9, after remaining steady at +5 for three consecutive months.

In March 2019 the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index remained largely consistent, rising to +5 from +4 the previous month.

In August 2019 the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index dropped to its second-lowest point in a year, with a workload balance figure of 0, compared to this time last year when it was +11. This month’s Future Trends survey results suggest the current Brexit status continues to affect architects’ workload expectations.

Findings from March's Future Trends survey revealed. 

RIBA announces results of Future Trends Survey for December 2015.

Architects’ workloads recovered lost ground in April 2018, according to the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) Future Trends Workload Index, which rose to +13, up from +6 in March.

After plummeting to -10 in October 2019, the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index jumped 13 points in November to +3; one of the largest increases in workload predictions the monthly RIBA survey has seen.

We've published our annual summary of business trends in the architecture and construction sectors.

The findings of our latest ethics and sustainability survey, completed by over 600 UK members.

UK architects expected workloads to decrease for the first time since 2012 in the first Future Trends survey since the UK referendum on membership of the EU.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has revealed its annual summary of trends in the architecture profession and construction sector.