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Architectural Technician

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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Freelance Architectural Technician to join a highly regarded interior design studio, supporting the delivery of luxury hospitality and hotel projects. Working on a remote or hybrid basis, you'll collaborate closely with the Lead Architect, producing high-quality technical packages and helping deliver beautifully crafted interiors from technical design through to completion.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys working on design-led projects and is confident taking ownership of technical delivery while coordinating with consultants, contractors and the wider design team.
This is initially a freelance/contract role, with the potential to be extended/become permanent.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce detailed technical drawing packages and construction documentation for high-end hospitality and hotel fit-out projects.
- Support projects from RIBA Stage 3 through to completion, ensuring technical accuracy throughout.
- Coordinate architectural, interiors, MEP and specialist contractor information to maintain design integrity.
- Prepare tender and construction packages, drawing registers and technical specifications.
- Review drawings, identify design or coordination issues and propose practical solutions.
- Collaborate with interior designers, consultants and contractors to ensure efficient project delivery.
- Assist with planning documentation and statutory approvals where required.
- Support value engineering exercises, balancing design quality with project budgets.
- Attend design team meetings and provide regular project progress updates.
- Assist with site coordination, installation support and snagging when required.
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- Proven experience working on hospitality, hotel or high-end interior fit-out projects.
- Strong proficiency in Revit and Auto CAD is essential.
- Experience producing detailed technical packages and construction information.
- Knowledge of RIBA Stage 3 onwards and technical project delivery.
- Experience coordinating with consultants, contractors and multidisciplinary teams.
- Understanding of LOD 300 standards would be advantageous.
- Excellent attention to detail and strong problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to manage workload independently while working collaboratively within a design team.
- Strong communication and organisational skills.
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