Architect Job in East Grinstead, West Sussex
Architect Job now available within a small specialist team in a larger practice. This role focuses on domestic projects involving the adaptation and extension of properties for individuals who have sustained injuries resulting in disabilities. It offers a unique opportunity to directly engage with clients on transformative, life-changing projects, making a deep understanding of client needs essential.
This is a unique opportunity to apply your architectural expertise to domestic projects that make a real difference. The focus is on adapting and extending homes for individuals who have become disabled due to injury, creating environments that meet their long-term needs.
The role would also offer the chance to work with the practices other teams on projects including cladding remediation, commercial fit-out and large-scale residential.
Role & Responsibilities
1. Design and deliver domestic adaptation projects to meet client needs
2. Working on the production of drawing packages
3. Work under Senior Architects and the Expert Witness team
4. Ensure compliance with building regulations and produce/review technical drawing packages
5. Administer JCT Minor, Intermediate, and Full Contracts and coordinate site information
6. Lead and manage site meetings with contractors
7. Work with vulnerable individuals, applying empathy and strong communication skills to create their “forever home.”
8. Collaborate with a supportive team to develop skills across domestic adaptation, cladding remediation, commercial fit-out, and larger residential projects.
Required Skills & Experience
9. A minimum of 3 years of industry experience in a related architectural role
10. Strong experience in JCT contract administration is essential
11. Ability to use Revit
12. Excellent technical detailing knowledge in domestic residential projects
13. Comprehensive understanding of building regulations
14. Experience in designing accessible environments is an advantage
15. Empathy and excellent interpersonal skills for working with individuals who have experienced trauma
16. Confidence in leading site meetings and coordinating project information.
What you get back
17. £36,000 to £47,000
18. 25 days holiday
19. Free on-site parking
20. 4% pension contribution
21. Life insurance
22. Payment of RIBA membership
23. Flexible working options available including one day hybrid working a week.