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Location: Oxfordshire
Salary: GBP35,420,000
We are seeking an experienced and creative Architect with a passion for building conservation to join a friendly, RIBA-chartered practice based in Oxfordshire. The practice has a strong focus on sustainability and historic buildings, taking pride in revitalising existing structures through innovative, thoughtful and sensitive design. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented Architect to play a key role in the preservation and enhancement of historic buildings while leading projects from concept through to completion.
Responsibilities
- Work on projects through all stages, from concept to completion
- Manage project budgets and programmes
- Assist with contract administration duties
- Work on the conservation, maintenance and repair of historic buildings
- Produce high-quality technical drawings using AutoCAD
- Apply creative and sustainable design solutions to a range of projects
- Ensure projects are delivered to a high standard while respecting the historic significance of buildings
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Benefits
- Opportunity to join a friendly, RIBA-chartered practice
- Work on a varied range of historic and conservation-focused projects
- Opportunity to take a senior role with team management responsibilities
- Develop your expertise in sustainable design and building conservation
- Supportive and collaborative working environment


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The Successful Architect Will Ideally Have
- ARB registration
- Significant UK-based post-Part 3 experience
- Must live in the Oxfordshire region
- A genuine passion for building conservation
- Experience managing a small team and supporting their development
- Strong project and budget management skills
- Experience in contract management and contract administration
- Knowledge of historic building conservation, maintenance and repair
- Proficiency in AutoCAD
- A full, clean driving licence and access to a car
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