A holistic view of professional practice beyond technical competence
Integrating PASEO project research on employment rights, mental health in architectural practice, and ethical responsibilities. Empirical evidence from a longitudinal survey of Part III students 2021–2025.
PASEO Project
Empirical data from the Project on Architectural Student Employment Outcomes, led by Alastair Blyth. Annual survey of Part III students examining job quality, well-being, and professional development conditions.
Self-reported measures of work-life balance, feelings of being overwhelmed, and overwork. High rates indicate structural pressures within practices.
Working more than contracted hours
No work-life balance
Feeling overwhelmed
Source: PASEO Project. Lead researcher: Alastair Blyth. Conducted in collaboration with the University of West of England and Birmingham City University.
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