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A highly respected architectural practice is looking for a Project Architect with strong job running experience to lead the delivery of a major commercial retrofit project in the heart of Central London. Situated in one of London's most recognisable locations, the scheme involves the transformation of a prominent listed building, including a rooftop pavilion extension, premium workplace amenities, interior design elements and a Cat-A fit out for a leading institutional client.
Working closely with clients, consultants and internal teams, the successful candidate will take ownership of the project through multiple stages, overseeing design development, technical coordination and delivery. This role would suit an architect who enjoys taking responsibility, leading project teams and managing stakeholder relationships while delivering high quality commercial architecture.
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The Role
- Minimum 5 years' post qualification experience
- Proven experience leading and delivering projects independently
- Strong commercial sector experience, ideally within refurbishment or retrofit projects
- Excellent client facing, communication and team leadership skills
- Proficiency in Revit and experience working across RIBA Stages 0-6
- Strong technical, design and organisational abilities
- Listed building experience would be advantageous
Employee Benefits
- Professional subscriptions including ARB and RIBA paid by the practice
- Structured mentoring and clear opportunities for career progression
- Ongoing training, software support and an extensive CPD programme
- Enhanced maternity and paternity package
- Childcare contribution following parental leave
- Company pension scheme
- Extended Christmas closure in addition to annual leave entitlement
- Discounted gym membership
- Regular social events, sports teams and studio activities throughout the year
- and more!


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We encourage everyone who is interested to apply today! This is an excellent opportunity to join a well established practice that is genuinely invested in its people. You'll be given the autonomy to lead projects while being fully supported in your professional development, with the opportunity to grow your career within a studio that genuinely values both progression and employee wellbeing.
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