Job Description
An exceptional opportunity has arisen for an ambitious Associate Architect to join the Birmingham studio of a well-established, nationally recognised architectural practice at a genuinely exciting stage of its development. With a rich history dating back over 100 years, the practice has grown into a collaborative, multi-disciplinary organisation with more than 65 professionals working across six UK offices. Its portfolio spans a diverse range of sectors including education, healthcare, residential, industrial and commercial, higher education, science and research, heritage, hospitality, sports and leisure, and masterplanning. The Birmingham studio is currently a close-knit team of four and is entering an exciting period of significant growth, with the ambition to reach around 10 people by mid-2027. For the right individual, this role offers considerably more than a traditional Associate position. The long-term vision is for the successful candidate to take ownership of the Birmingham studio and ultimately lead and run the office themselves, making this an outstanding opportunity for an architect with genuine leadership ambitions and the potential to progress towards Director level. The Role As Associate Architect, you will play a key role in the continued development of the Birmingham studio, combining project delivery, design leadership, client management and business development with the opportunity to shape the direction and culture of the growing office. Initially working alongside the existing Birmingham team and wider national practice, you will progressively take greater responsibility for the studio's projects, people and commercial development. Your responsibilities will include: Leading the design and delivery of architectural projects across a range of sectors. Taking responsibility for projects from early concept and feasibility through to completion. Providing architectural leadership and technical direction to project teams. M
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