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It’s been a really interesting time seeing how the market has traveled through this 2021 lock-down and how studios and staff have coped with the transition to working remotely for such an extended period. Overall, the sentiment and activity has remained very positive during the outbreak of the Delta strain in Sydney and companies have remained confident about their workflow and hiring intentions…

So what’s happening elsewhere? Not something we maybe think as much about when in full lockdown and our focus might seem more locally driven. Our wonderful affiliate in the UK, Oliver Tidmarsh from JaK Consulting filled us in on happenings in his neck of the woods and had this to say about their local market..

Welcome to the overview of the Architectural and Interior Design job market that covers what we’ve seen over the last few months in Sydney for the start of 2021. This report will hopefully give some insight into what is happening in the NSW Architectural and Interior Design job markets from our vantage point of recruiting for a vast range of Architectural and Interior Design firms in Australia.

Post lock down action! – that’s the only way we can describe the “bounce” we have seen, starting tentatively in December, building through January, with momentum continuing into March strongly here at BT&P Melbourne.

Early this month we sent out a short survey to hundreds (actually possibly thousands) of our Clients and Candidates – a few questions on how the global Pandemic has affected individuals or businesses within the Architecture and Design community – all with the aim of gaining a comprehensive insight into your experiences and sharing the results in what we hope will be an informative and of course interesting read..

We are proud to announce our latest affiliation in the UK with JaK Consultancy. Let’s meet our new partners in crime!
Headed up by Oliver Tidmarsh and Stephen Foley, JaK consultancy started in 2010, but prior to this Stephen had set up Folio Personnel which Oliver later joined in 2006….

Bruce Whetters takes a broad look at market activity, where the roles are likely to be as we head into 2019, and zone in on a range of points to help you out – whether that be recruiting for new roles within your business or looking for a new role personally

Jamie Keay sees that there are no obvious signs of things slowing down dramatically and the feedback that we are getting from our client base is that there are more opportunities out there…

This edition’s “15 minutes with” ran just a little longer than usual, well, into a few hours actually. We sat down with highly regarded Architect turned Interior Designer Pascale Gomes-McNabb…

The job market in architecture is loaded with an incredibly diverse range of specialty positions, with even more imaginative job titles. Each requires technical and creative skills as a recipe for success, and navigating between these roles can be more difficult than you might realise.