Galmstrup Architects is recruiting a project architect for cultural heritage projects to join its team in London, UK.
We are searching for a talented project architect to work on cultural heritage projects in the UK and abroad. Galmstrup Architects is a design-led practice specialising in cultural buildings and heritage projects. We work with museums and galleries, visitor and community centres and the transformation of cultural heritage assets.
About the role
Working from our studio at Columbia Road, the project architect will work across various live cultural heritage projects, one of which is about to start on site. Successful candidates should have experience in all RIBA stages of a project, including site experience in the UK, can demonstrate strong design skills and be open to running projects independently with support from senior associates. We are looking for someone who is also creative and innovative, as well as positive, proactive and responsible.
Essential skills
* must have a minimum of five years’ post Part 2 experience from a practice
* must have worked across all RIBA stages of a project in the UK, including site experience
* interest in heritage and conservation, transformation and environmental design
* attention to detail and able to check and correct own work
* ability to multitask, structured and able to work to deadlines
* ability to work independently and as part of a team
Benefits include
* office social days-out and regular office lunches
* regular office CPDs and individual learning and development opportunities
* 28 days of paid leave and additional paid leave on your birthday
About us
Galmstrup Architects is an award-winning practice specialising in cultural buildings and museums, urban heritage conservation and sensitive site development. We are London-based architects and planners with a strong Scandinavian DNA working internationally. We work with historic trusts, local authorities, cultural institutions and communities across the UK and abroad. Our projects vary in scale, from designing and building museums, galleries, community centres and exhibitions, to masterplanning of cultural heritage sites and entire landscapes. We are a dynamic, growing practice with an open and informal working environment, high professional standards and ambition. We use MicroStation, Rhino and the Adobe Suite package.
How to. apply
Please submit your CV and examples of your work (max 10MB and 8 pages)
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* we apologise in advance that we are only able to respond to successful candidates
* interviews will be ongoing, and the start date is in May 2026
* no agencies, please
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