comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Also inspired - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Architects, How Is Work Feeling These Days?

We want to hear from our community: How are you feeling about the economic outlook of your firm and sector? How easy or difficult are you finding it to secure projects? What is your employment outlook? What are you hearing from clients? Fill out our anonymous survey below.

Quality-of-life benefits increasing in architecture firms, but compensation lags behind inflation, says AIA report

The AIA has released what it describes as its “most comprehensive report on architecture firm compensation and benefits trends in 15 years.” The 2023 edition of the AIA Compensation & Benefits Report includes an analysis of how firms have addressed rising inflation, staff shortages, increased.

Gensler survey reveals the ways Gen Z workers are being drawn back to the office

According to the 2023 Global Workplace Survey Comparison by Gensler, there has been a sudden split, spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic, in the workplace preferences for Gen Z workers compared to older generations.  To start, the findings reveal that Gen Z workers place more value on learning.

Slight decline in number of licensed architects in the United States, says NCARB

NCARB has released new data which found that the number of architects licensed in the United States has slightly declined. In 2022, the profession held 119,906 licensed architects while in 2021, the number was 121,600, representing a decline of approximately 1%. Meanwhile, the number of architects.

AIA predicts slower growth in non-residential construction through 2023 and 2024

The American Institute of Architects has published a forecast for nonresidential construction spending for 2023 and 2024, in which it projects positive though modest growth. The AIA Consensus Construction Forecast was computed as an average of nine separate forecasts for nonresidential.

© 2024 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.