We are working with an award-winning, RIBA Chartered architectural practice to recruit an Architect for their Harrogate studio. With studios across the North of England and Wales, this practice is widely recognised for delivering well-crafted buildings of social, environmental and economic value, with particular strength in education, heritage, residential, workplace and community projects.
This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified Architect looking to work on complex, design-led schemes, often involving listed buildings, sustainability challenges and multiple stakeholders, within a collaborative and values-driven practice.
The Architect Role
Reporting to a Studio Leader, you will take responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of projects across all RIBA stages, producing high-quality, well-coordinated design and technical information. You’ll work closely with clients, consultants and contractors, contributing to both project success and the wider studio culture.
Key responsibilities include:
Delivering technically robust, well-crafted architectural solutions
Producing and coordinating design and construction information in Revit
Ensuring compliance with UK Building Regulations
Supporting peer reviews and maintaining high technical standards
Engaging positively with clients and external stakeholders
Contributing to sustainability, heritage and low-carbon design objectives
Mentoring and supporting junior team members where appropriate
About You
We are keen to speak with Architects who are passionate about design quality, collaboration and continuous improvement.
You will ideally have:
Part III qualified Architect, registered with ARB and ideally RIBA
3+ years’ UK practice experience post-qualification
Strong experience delivering projects across multiple sectors
High level of proficiency in Autodesk Revit
Solid knowledge of UK Building Regulations
Experience with NBS (Building / Chorus) advantageous
PD (Building Regulations) experience beneficial but not essential
Interest in low-carbon, sustainable and/or heritage-led design
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
A positive, proactive and team-oriented mindset
What’s on Offer
Competitive salary DOE circa £40,000 – £43,000 per annum.
Performance-related bonus (subject to profitability)
21 days annual leave + Christmas shutdown + bank holidays
Additional leave through long service
Hybrid working (post-probation) with flexible hours
Employer pension contribution
Private healthcare & wellbeing package (Vitality)
Paid RIBA and ARB fees
Structured CPD programme, annual conference and specialist pathways
Opportunity to work for a Certified B Corp with strong sustainability and heritage credentials
Why Apply?
This practice offers a genuinely supportive culture, long-term career development and the chance to work on meaningful, high-quality projects that make a positive impact on people, places and the environment