Job Description
A Senior Architect is required for an established, award-winning AJ Top 100 architectural practice to join its growing Data Centre team in their office in the Jewellery Quarter area of central Birmingham. The practice is delivering a significant portfolio of major Data Centre developments across the UK and internationally, working on technically complex schemes that combine architecture, engineering, sustainability and advanced digital design. Sustainability is a genuine part of our clients design philosophy, with a focus on creating high-quality, future-proof buildings that minimise environmental impact while delivering long-term value for clients and communities. This is an excellent opportunity for a Senior Architect with genuine Data Centre experience to join a busy and expanding specialist team with a strong existing workload and future project pipeline. The successful candidate will play a key role in the technical delivery of major schemes, particularly through RIBA Stage 4, detailed design and tender/construction packages, working closely with multidisciplinary consultants, contractors and clients. Salary & Benefits Salary 45,000 to 55,000 DOE Hybrid working, typically 3 days in the office Tuesday-Thursday, with flexibility to work remotely Monday and Friday. 25 days' annual leave + 1 day for birthday, plus bank holidays. Pension scheme Life insurance at 3 salary. Medicash health cash plan. Company sick pay scheme. Ongoing training and professional development. Opportunity to work on major UK and international Data Centre projects. Excellent long-term career progression within a growing specialist sector. Senior Architect Overview Lead and support the technical delivery of large-scale Data Centre projects. Deliver projects through RIBA Stage 4 with a strong focus on detailed design and technical packages. Produce and coordinate high-quality tender and construction information. Coordinate architectural information with structural, MEP
Apply on constructionjobboard.co.uk
Helpful guide: Getting Into Construction: An Entry-Level Guide