Landscape Architect, Bristol, £30k – 45k depending on experience
If you would like to know more about this opportunity, please contact Sophie Randle at RGB Recruitment ASAP!
Opportunity for a Landscape Architect to join a well‑established UK design consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering high‑quality, people‑focused projects across the country. The team works on a diverse portfolio including education, residential, commercial, and public realm developments. With a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach, the company create places that are sustainable, inclusive, and designed to make a lasting positive impact on communities.
Supporting career progression at all levels, offering structured professional development, mentoring, and opportunities to work on exciting projects from concept through to completion.
This opportunity is open to landscape architects at all stages of their career, from those with early UK‑based experience looking to grow, through to more experienced Senior Landscape Architects seeking senior‑level responsibility.
Responsibilities
Design and deliver landscape projects from concept to completion.
Produce drawings, planting schemes, reports and visualisations.
Contribute to planning applications and site analysis.
Collaborate with architects, planners and engineers.
Attend client and stakeholder meetings.
Support or lead project coordination depending on experience.
Mentor junior colleagues (for senior applicants).
Requirements
Proven UK‑based experience in landscape architecture.
Degree in Landscape Architecture or equivalent; CMLI status (or working towards) desirable.
Strong design and technical skills; proficient in CAD and Adobe Creative Suite.
Knowledge of UK planning policy and environmental standards.
Excellent communication, teamwork and problem‑solving skills.
Passion for sustainable and inclusive design.
Offering a competitive salary and benefits package, flexible working arrangements, support towards CPD and chartership, the chance to work on a wide variety of high‑profile UK projects, and a collaborative, supportive workplace culture