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Plymouth practice enters liquidation
Plymouth practice ADG has ceased trading after a series of financial struggles
Tag: Redundancies
Major practices announce job cuts
Make Architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) and Fletcher Priest Architects have all confirmed they made staff cuts in recent weeks
Make Architects falls to £1.5m loss as planning delays bite
Make Architects made a loss of £1.46 million in 2023, according to its latest accounts
‘Never an easy decision’: more architects make redundancies
More top UK practices are laying off staff as economic uncertainty and industry-wide contraction continues to bite
Inclusion and redundancies – why the profession risks shooting itself in the foot
Inclusion strategist Marsha Ramroop fears that the profession’s diversity is under threat as times get tough, and offers advice to those having to make the hardest decisions
The Coach: Made redundant? Make it a career turning point
AJ Coach Matthew Turner advises an architect who has recently been made redundant
‘No longer viable’ TDO shuts its doors as founders start afresh
AJ 40 under 40 practice TDO has gone into liquidation - its two co-founders are starting afresh with a new studio offering a ‘different model of practice’
‘Difficult and uncertain times’: Wave of redundancies hits top architects
Some of the UK's top practices are laying off staff as industry-wide contraction and economic uncertainty continues to hit workloads and stall projects
Make lays off 15% of staff as industry turbulence bites
Make Architects has reduced its headcount in response to economic turbulence, practice founder Ken Shuttleworth has confirmed
The Secret Architect: The soul-destroying experiences of a Part 3 candidate
Things have come to a pretty pass when redundancy seems to be the best option for a new architect, writes the Secret Architect