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ARCHITECTURE (ECONOMIC (:fire: firms are still thriving in a bad market…

- - - - Landscape, urban planner, restoration, research, lightning, political
    - - designer: industrial, textile, furniture, graphic, video game, production,
    - - teacher, philanthropist, politician, conservationist, writer, entrepreneur
- - - - "The most sustainable architecture would start by using existing structures" Aaron Betsky, There Should Be No Top 10 Prizes For Sustainable Architecture, Dezeen Magazine
        
        adaptive reuse
        
        "The most sustainable architecture would start by using existing structures, as the demolition of existing ones is a tremendous waste of embedded resources, while the act itself creates more pollution" Aaron Betsky, There Should Be No Top 10 Prizes For Sustainable Architecture, Dezeen Magazine
        
        recovery costs of materials + technologies
      - new technologies
- - - - driven by economy/government/investors
  - - - as the standards of architecture, design and engineering rise - this puts a large amount of pressure on employees of such firms to have a much larger multidisciplinary skillset without necessarily receiving higher rewards or salary
- - - - 30% of billings are pass-trough
      - 80% of companies want the architects to also manage other disciplines
  - - - Brexit can cause a drop in 29% for architectural export
        
        -£ 73mil a year
    - - does it work positively to provide jobs? Or negatively brings a westernised perspective of living + erases local heritage and community