When writing our market updates, it’s always interesting to look back at what we wrote the previous year and see how things have changed. In August 2022 our blog said:   “With the daily news presenting a barrage of negative stories...

The architectural jobs market has gone through a lot of changes in the last few years, with the impact of the pandemic and Brexit greatly affecting the demand and supply of talent. One of the most notable developments was the...

With the daily news presenting a barrage of negative stories from Ukraine, the cost-of-living crisis and now the impending UK recession, it would be natural to assume the architectural jobs market is equally depressed and there aren’t any exciting opportunities...

2020 has obviously been like no other and although March and April brought back memories of the global crash in 2008/9, thankfully there are now some glimmers of hope for the future. The initial stages of the crisis were about...

As the holidays come to an end, we’re often asked if the current situation is a summer lull or something more significant? Certainly, as you would expect, August has been quite quiet and after the last year witnessed a number...

Having thought the market slowdown would continue up until the election, the last week has seen a positive rebound with a number of new opportunities coming into 9B. These are predominantly for roles in the £30,000 - £40,000 range and working...

After a particularly busy start to 2017 when firms were playing catch up after the hiatus of the referendum, the last month has witnessed a slight slowdown in central London. Although it’s been a turbulent year for politics, thankfully overall...

After the initial shock of the referendum result, I have spent the last week speaking to as many clients as possible to gauge their reaction to the situation we now find ourselves in. Having worked in architectural recruitment for over...