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Architect
Central London
£45,000 to £55,000
A well-regarded London architecture and multidisciplinary consultancy is hiring an Architect for its Southbank studio. The projects are varied, the environment is design-led, and there’s a clear route to senior and associate level for the right person.
You will run your own projects across RIBA Stages 2 to 6, taking ownership of design and technical delivery on live schemes and contributing to larger multidisciplinary jobs alongside experienced Architects, Associates, and Directors.
Why this Architect role:
- Live projects across residential, mixed-use, and education.
- Client contact and project ownership from an early point.
- A defined route to Senior Architect and Associate level; the studio is actively growing.
- Revit environment, with support to develop your BIM and technical skill set.
- Hybrid working (typically around two days from home).
- £40,000 to £55,000 depending on experience.
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The role: Architect
- Running your own projects at RIBA Stages 2 to 6, coordinating with clients, consultants, and contractors.
- Producing design and technical packages in Revit alongside the wider project team.
- Attending design team meetings and taking a leading voice in design and technical decisions.
- Supporting Associates and Directors on bids and larger multidisciplinary schemes.
- Mentoring Part 1 and Part 2 team members where relevant.


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Experience needed for this Architect
- ARB registered / RIBA Chartered.
- Around two to five years post-qualification experience in UK practice.
- Confident in Revit and coordinated BIM workflows.
- Sector experience in one or more of residential, mixed-use, or education (all three ideal).
- Working knowledge of UK Building Regulations, planning, and technical delivery.
- Comfortable running client and design team meetings and taking a lead voice on live projects.
Want the full brief, salary details, and the practice behind this Architect role?
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Tom Stewart | Konker | tom.stewart@konkergroup.com | 01392 357565
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