Yeoman McAllister Architects
Architect / Technician

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Company Description
Yeoman McAllister Architects is one of Scotland’s leading architectural practices, with an extensive portfolio of high-quality, award-winning designs. The firm is known for delivering efficient, professional services grounded in a clear understanding of client needs and a commitment to exceeding expectations. Projects are approached with a strong awareness of commercial constraints and opportunities, ensuring careful cost management and maximized value for clients. The practice benefits from long-standing relationships and repeat commissions from a broad client base, supported by motivated personnel with strong design, technical, and project management expertise. With a focus on new technologies to enhance efficiency and service quality, Yeoman McAllister Architects is well positioned to meet contemporary professional challenges and continue progressing.
Role Description
This is a full-time Architect / Technician role based on-site in Edinburgh. The role involves supporting the design and delivery of architectural projects from concept through detailed design and construction documentation. Daily tasks include producing technical drawings and specifications, coordinating with project managers and other team members, and contributing to design development and value engineering. The Architect / Technician will assist in integrating new technologies and systems into project workflows, support compliance with regulations and standards, and participate in meetings with clients, consultants, and contractors. The role also includes maintaining accurate project records, tracking progress against programme and budget, and contributing to continuous improvement of studio processes.
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- Strong skills in Architecture and Architectural Design, with the ability to translate concepts into clear, buildable solutions.
- Skills in Project Management, including coordination, scheduling, and monitoring progress against programme and budget.
- Skills in Software Development and Integration as they relate to architectural workflows, such as implementing and integrating digital tools and platforms.
- Proficiency in relevant design and drafting software (e.g., AutoCAD, Revit, BIM tools) and strong technical drawing and detailing abilities.
- Knowledge of UK building regulations, planning processes, and construction methods, ideally within the Scottish context.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and engage with clients and consultants.
- Relevant architectural or technical qualification (e.g., degree in Architecture or Architectural Technology) and experience in a professional practice environment is preferable.
- Proactive approach, attention to detail, and an interest in continuous learning and adoption of new technologies and best practices.
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