Like Architects
Architectural Technologist

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Company Description
Like Architects, based in Belfast and led by Michael Martin and Ciaran Deazley, brings over thirty years of experience across retail, leisure, commercial, conservation, and residential design. The practice is driven by a belief that each project should respond to its context, minimize environmental impact, and create inspiring experiences for users. Interdisciplinary collaboration and a strong one-team ethos underpin the studio’s approach, encouraging different professional perspectives to spark innovation. The team combines rigorous functional and planning analysis with careful refinement of every detail, ensuring high design quality and effective project delivery. Like Architects is committed to excellent management, risk reduction, and providing a sustainable, client-focused service.
Role Description
The Architectural Technologist is a full-time, on-site role based in Belfast. This role involves preparing detailed technical, architectural, and construction drawings to support projects from concept through to delivery. The individual will translate design intent into accurate working drawings, coordinate with architects, consultants, and contractors, and ensure compliance with relevant building regulations and standards.
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- Developing technical solutions
- Contributing to design reviews
- Updating documentation
- Supporting project teams with clear, reliable information


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The role also includes participating in interdisciplinary collaboration, maintaining drawing quality and consistency, and helping manage technical aspects that reduce project risk.
Qualifications
- Strong skills in Architectural Technology, with the ability to integrate design concepts into buildable technical solutions.
- Skills in Technical Drawing and Working Drawings, including the production of precise, coordinated documentation for construction.
- Skills in Architectural Drawings and Construction Drawings, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and compliance with relevant codes and standards.
- Relevant degree or diploma in Architectural Technology or a closely related discipline.
- Proficiency in industry-standard CAD/BIM software (e.g., AutoCAD, Revit, or similar) and digital drawing tools.
- Understanding of UK building regulations, construction methods, and materials, with experience in the Irish/British context.
- Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and ability to work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team.
- Effective communication and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines on active projects.
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