Despite slipping one place down the rankings after its architect numbers fell by three in the UK, EPR has enjoyed a strong performance in 2018. Total architectural fees, including income from its office in Poland, rose 23 per cent year on year from £14.7 million to £18.1 million. Part of that increase was down to big projects going on site, including the Old War Office scheme to transform a Grade II*-listed former government building in Whitehall into a five-star hotel and apartments. EPR managing director Chris Castle says the practice - boosted by winning last year's AJ100 Clients'Choice Award - also increased the amount of work it gets from new clients by 5-10 per cent in 2018.
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