Ignis Partners
Architect

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Architect
An award-winning international design practice and industry leader in sustainable design is looking for an Architect to join its growing team.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded global practice working on ambitious, complex and purposeful projects. The successful candidate will play an important role in developing design solutions from concept through to delivery, combining creativity with strong technical and project coordination skills.
The Role
As an Architect, you will:
- Develop and contribute to high-quality design solutions from concept through to delivery.
- Produce drawings, models, presentations and detailed architectural information.
- Take ownership of project packages and coordinate information across multidisciplinary teams and consultants.
- Apply building regulations, technical standards and sustainable design principles to project delivery.
- Contribute to construction-stage activities, including RFIs, submittals and technical reviews.
- Support project programmes, budgets, scope and quality requirements.
- Contribute to bids, competitions, presentations and client workshops.
- Build strong relationships with clients, consultants and project stakeholders.
- Support and mentor junior team members and contribute to a collaborative studio environment.
- Participate in design reviews, CPD and wider studio initiatives.
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About You
The ideal candidate will have:
- RIBA Part 3 / ARB or equivalent professional registration.
- Significant experience delivering architectural projects across multiple stages.
- Strong design, technical and project coordination skills including REVIT software proficiency.
- Experience taking ownership of project workstreams and working collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Good commercial awareness and an understanding of programme, budget, scope and risk.
- A proactive, solutions-focused approach.
- A genuine passion for innovative, sustainable and people-centred design.


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The Opportunity
You’ll join a diverse and ambitious team working on projects with purpose, depth and complexity, within a culture that values creativity, collaboration and technical rigour.
The practice offers excellent opportunities for career progression, mentoring and professional development, together with support for further study and professional membership fees. There are also opportunities to build client relationships, contribute to the wider design community and play an active role in the continued development of the practice.
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