Are you a newly qualified Architect or an experienced Part II Architectural Assistant working towards Part III? Do you have a passion for residential architecture and a track record of seeing projects through from concept to delivery? We're helping a creative, client-focused architectural practice to recruit someone just like you.
The following information aims to provide potential candidates with a better understanding of the requirements for this role.
What you'll be doing:
Leading residential projects from inception through construction and completion, taking ownership of design, technical delivery, and client satisfaction
Coordinating the design process: producing conceptual designs, preparing planning submissions, technical detailing, and overseeing site implementation
Managing project teams (junior architects, assistants, consultants) and collaborating with contractors and stakeholders
Producing high-quality drawings and documentation using AutoCAD, ensuring accuracy and compliance with regulations
Ensuring projects run on time, budget, and to a consistently high design standard
Who you are:
Either a newly qualified Architect (ARB registered) or a strong Part II Architectural Assistant progressing towards Part III
Proven experience in residential architecture projects (from small-scale homes up to larger residential schemes)
Confident in leading projects, coordinating with multiple disciplines, and delivering complex detail
Very good working knowledge of AutoCAD comfortable preparing drawings and technical details to a high standard
Strong communicator, well organised, keen to mentor or lead junior staff where needed
Why this role is attractive:
Salary in the range of £35,000-£40,000, depending on experience and capability
Opportunity to work in a collaborative, design-led practice with a clear pathway for growth
Full project responsibility: you'll see projects through from idea to built form, giving you solid ownership and visibility
A supportive environment where design quality, creativity, and professionalism are valued