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Location: Oxfordshire
Salary: GBP35,420
A great opportunity has come up for a talented Architect with a passion for building conservation to join a welcoming, RIBA-chartered practice in Oxfordshire.
The practice is known for its commitment to sustainability and historic buildings, and for giving existing structures a new lease of life through considered, innovative and sympathetic design. It's an ideal move for an Architect looking to join an experienced team, deepen their technical and design expertise, and take on a varied mix of conservation and heritage projects, from initial concept to completion.
Requirements
- ARB registration and RIBA qualification
- Relevant post-qualification experience in a UK practice, preferably with a background in conservation, heritage, or historic buildings
- A real enthusiasm for historic buildings, conservation, and sustainable architectural design
- Strong design and technical ability, with a sound understanding of how existing and historic buildings can be repaired, adapted, and improved with sensitivity
- Proven experience across all project stages, from early concept design through to technical design and construction
- Confident AutoCAD skills, with the ability to produce accurate drawings and project information
- Good working knowledge of UK planning, building regulations, and conservation requirements
- Excellent communication, organizational, and teamworking skills, and the ability to work well with colleagues, clients, and consultants
- A full, clean driving licence and access to a car, with the ability to travel around Oxfordshire, would be an advantage
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Role
- Leading and contributing to projects across a range of RIBA stages, from early concepts and feasibility through to construction
- Creating imaginative, sympathetic design proposals for historic, traditional, and existing buildings
- Producing high-quality drawings, technical information, and presentation material
- Delivering conservation, repair, restoration, and sensitive adaptation projects
- Using sustainable design principles to enhance the performance, usability, and lifespan of existing buildings
- Collaborating closely with directors, clients, consultants, contractors, and other stakeholders
- Preparing and submitting planning, listed building, and other relevant applications
- Driving project delivery through programmes, specifications, technical information, and coordination
- Providing contract administration and construction-stage services
- Applying your knowledge of conservation principles, planning requirements, and the technical challenges of working with historic buildings
- Playing an active part in the practice, shaping design development, and sharing your experience with colleagues


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Benefits
- The chance to join a friendly, well-established RIBA-chartered practice
- A varied and engaging portfolio of historic, heritage, and conservation projects
- A supportive environment that values your expertise and encourages your professional growth
- Experience across multiple RIBA stages and project types
- Hands-on involvement in the conservation, restoration, repair, and sensitive adaptation of historic and existing buildings
- The opportunity to build specialist knowledge in building conservation, heritage, and sustainable design
- Ongoing professional development and clear career progression opportunities
- The chance to work alongside experienced architects and other built environment professionals
- A rewarding role where you can contribute to thoughtful, sustainable, high-quality projects while advancing your career
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