The role of a Part II Architectural Assistant comprises technical, design, collaboration, and innovation skills.
Overview:
The role of a Part II Architectural Assistant includes technical, design, collaboration, and innovation skills.
Responsibilities:
The key attributes and responsibilities are listed below; this is not an exhaustive list but aims to capture the general responsibilities and capabilities required of a Part II Architectural Assistant.
A Part II Architectural Assistant should have the ability to:
Collaboration and Leadership
1. Contribute to a project team with innovative ideas that show consideration and understanding for project requirements such as design quality, cost, regulations, and client expectations.
2. Contribute to the design process, supporting a culture of design excellence and innovation.
3. Participate in regular design reviews, putting ideas forward and developing knowledge from more senior members of the team.
4. Fulfil requirements of any professional body regarding CPD requirements.
Technical/Design
1. Participate in presentations, site visits, client meetings, sub-contractor meetings, and other meetings.
2. Keep the project lead informed of all circumstances that could affect projects or client requirements.
3. Independently deal with project challenges and resolve issues effectively.
4. Seek advice and support from the wider Leslie Jones team.
5. Prepare, develop, and edit, under the guidance of the project lead or nominated architect, drawings, models, images, and other documents relating to the design.
6. Ensure that Leslie Jones designs are innovative, meet the brief, and show vision balanced with commercial requirements.
7. Execute a high quality of design and technical competence within projects, ensuring all document and drawing approval processes are followed.
8. Support the preparation of a deliverables list and programme at the beginning of each stage of a project.
9. Assist in the preparation of EOI's, RFP's, and competitive submissions.
10. Undertake surveys and prepare records of existing buildings and sites.
11. Assist in the dissemination of architectural information such as the issue of drawings, specifications, and other project documents.
12. Produce images, sketches, and animations using CAD and rendering packages.
13. Prepare necessary drawings, reports, specifications, and illustrations as required for the project.
14. Seek advice from the wider Leslie Jones team to ensure all work completed is within company, client, and legislative standards.
Business Knowledge
1. Gain an understanding of ISO standards relating to Quality, Environment, and BIM.
2. Contribute and assist with the marketing of the business, including website and social media strategies.
3. Keep abreast of technology developments and attend technical and professional society meetings and seminars.
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