The UK’s Architectural Hotspots

While London is undoubtedly the architectural capital of the UK, practices thrive in many of the country’s biggest cities. We look at data from OnBuy.com to find out which cities host the largest number of practices, and employ the most architects

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Glasgow

285 businesses

1,685 architects

Edinburgh

228 businesses

1,510 architects

Manchester

525 businesses

3,695 architects

Leicester

153 businesses

1,835 architects

Bristol

205 businesses

1,140 architects

London

4,128 businesses

26,395 architects

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