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Architect / Architectural Technologist

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An exciting opportunity for an experienced Architect or Architectural Technologist
A growing practice based in Trafford Park, Manchester has a new opportunity for an experienced Architect or Architectural Technologist.
About the Role
The practice has a strong track record in healthcare and public-sector architecture, alongside experience across a wider range of sectors, delivering projects from early design through to technical delivery and completion. Their approach is hands-on and collaborative, with the directors remaining closely involved throughout projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Taking responsibility for projects across relevant RIBA stages
- Developing and delivering high-quality architectural and technical information
- Coordinating projects with clients, consultants, contractors, and wider design teams
- Attending and leading project meetings where appropriate
- Managing project information, programmes, and deliverables
- Producing and reviewing detailed design and technical information
- Supporting projects through construction and delivery stages
- Liaising with contractors and consultants to resolve technical and design issues
- Contributing to design development and project strategy
- Supporting junior members of the team and sharing knowledge and experience
- Working closely with the directors and wider team to deliver projects to a high standard
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- Qualified Architect or experienced Architectural Technologist
- Ideally 5+ years' UK architectural experience
- Strong project experience from concept through to technical delivery
- Healthcare experience would be highly desirable, but experience in other sectors will be considered
- Confident running project meetings and communicating with clients and consultants
- Strong technical knowledge and understanding of UK building regulations and construction
- Experience coordinating multidisciplinary project teams
- Proficiency in Revit is essential
- Strong organisational and communication skills
- Able to take ownership of projects and work with a good level of autonomy
- Collaborative approach and comfortable working within a small, director-led practice
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