Job Description
Project Architect Location: Leeds Salary: 37-43,000 An award-winning architectural practice known for its strong commitment to its people is looking to appoint an experienced Project Architect to join its well-established team in Leeds. With studios located across the UK, the practice has developed a strong reputation for producing thoughtful, high-quality architecture across a broad portfolio of sectors. This is an excellent opportunity for an ARB-registered Project Architect with solid post-qualification experience to take responsibility for the delivery of exciting projects, working across the RIBA work stages from early design development through to completion. You will become an integral part of a collaborative and design-led studio, with plenty of opportunity to contribute creatively while developing your technical and project leadership skills. Benefits: Competitive salary package reflecting experience and expertise 25 days' annual leave in addition to Bank Holidays Company pension scheme with employer contributions Enhanced maternity and paternity leave provisions Flexible working practices, including hybrid working options Access to ongoing CPD, training and professional development Clear opportunities for progression and long-term career development Support towards relevant professional memberships and subscriptions Employee recognition schemes and reward initiatives Regular team activities, social events and studio gatherings Friendly, inclusive and collaborative working environment Key Responsibilities: Lead the design and delivery of architectural projects through the relevant RIBA work stages Develop design proposals from concept through to detailed design and construction Produce and oversee planning submissions, technical drawings, specifications and construction information Coordinate internal project teams alongside external consultants, contractors and specialist advisers Maintain effective communication with clie
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