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Project Architect for Commercial Projects

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Commercial work is the steady core of a lot of London practices, and this is a Project Architect role at a large, long-established studio of 200-plus people. You will run commercial projects using Revit, on a hybrid basis from a central London studio.
This is a role for a qualified Architect who wants to own delivery rather than sit on the edge of it. You will take commercial buildings through the stages, coordinate the team, and get real time on site. The studio works in director-led teams without rigid sector silos, so you can build breadth alongside your commercial focus.
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The Practice
The practice is an established studio of over 200 designers across London, Manchester and overseas. You will work from a central London studio with an in-house BIM team. Director-led teams work without rigid sector silos, so you gain breadth across typologies.
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The Work
- You will run commercial projects as Project Architect through the design stages.
- You will develop and deliver technical design in Revit.
- You will coordinate consultants and colleagues across the project team.
- You will make regular site visits to work through practical and technical detail.
- You will help carry projects from concept into delivery on site.
What You Need
- You are a qualified Architect with commercial project experience.
- Working knowledge of Revit is essential for this role.
- You can take a project through the stages and coordinate a team.
- You are confident dealing with consultants and contractors.
- Experience running your own projects would be preferred.
- Comfort making decisions on site would be preferred.


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The Offer
- This is a full-time position with hybrid working, four days in the studio and one remote.
- Your ARB and RIBA annual retention fees are paid by the practice.
- You get an in-house mentoring programme, structured CPD and study support.
- There is a cycle to work scheme, a travel card loan and a working from abroad policy.
- Regular social events run alongside a well-designed central London studio.
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