An AIA article has reported that Architecture Billings are at an all time low. Data goes back 13 years, not that far but it still sucks bigtime. AIA article link here
1 comments:
holz
said...
come on, the ABI was first compiled in 1995!
all time low? hardly.
the great depression, '73 oil crisis, '73-74 market crash, early 80s and 90s recessions were never calculated. the only thing we have to compare it to are the relatively boom years post-clinton, and the decline in billings post 9/11 and dot-com bubble burst. that's a relatively small sliver in the economic health of architecture firms, historically speaking.
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come on, the ABI was first compiled in 1995!
all time low? hardly.
the great depression, '73 oil crisis, '73-74 market crash, early 80s and 90s recessions were never calculated. the only thing we have to compare it to are the relatively boom years post-clinton, and the decline in billings post 9/11 and dot-com bubble burst. that's a relatively small sliver in the economic health of architecture firms, historically speaking.
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