PracticeSalary Survey Share Email Article Share on LinkedIn Share on X Share on Facebook 2011 AIA Compensation Report: Who Makes What? As economists debate whether another recession is in the works, the 2011 AIA Compensation Report reveals that architects haven’t stopped feeling the pinch. Check out the interactive charts below. By ARCHITECT Staff October 7, 2011 Architects Have Enjoyed Larger Salary Gains It Pays To Have A Degree Diminishing Returns Intern Compensation By Region Interns Have Fared Better Than Other Staff By The Numbers Firms Are Paying Less For Licensure Small Firms Typically Pay More For Licensure
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