The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) executive summary of their Benchmarking survey was recently published. The survey provides fundamental knowledge about how well architecture practices in the UK are performing and how they compare to other practices in the architectural industry. The in-depth evaluation is comprised against the following criteria:
Similar to our own Business Conditions Survey (results available here), by analysing the survey data professionals are better equipped to shape the future of their businesses and identify areas of strength, weakness and opportunity. All results are key benchmarks but it is advised to consider each benchmark at the correct level for your practice’s size and profile.
Key results from the summary
In general
Larger practices
Smaller practices
RIBA will soon be opening submissions to their 2016 annual business benchmarking survey — opening on Friday 29th April and closing on Sunday 31st July. Only RIBA chartered practices can take part in the survey, but the results are equally useful to companies outside of the Institute and the UK.
To see the full set of the results, click here.
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