MADE Careers
Project Architect / Senior Architect

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MADE Careers is working with a leading London architecture practice looking to appoint a Project Architect / Senior Architect to join its growing team.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Architect looking for greater project ownership, taking a leading role across design, technical development, and delivery while working closely with clients, consultants, and the wider project team.
With a strong pipeline of UK projects and continued growth across the studio, they’re looking for someone who can confidently run projects and is keen to continue progressing within the practice.
The Role
You’ll take responsibility for projects through the technical and delivery stages, while remaining closely involved in the design and coordination of schemes.
Working alongside the senior team, you’ll lead project teams, manage consultants, and act as a key point of contact for clients and contractors.
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- Run projects and take ownership across RIBA Stages 3 - 5
- Lead the production and coordination of technical information
- Coordinate consultants and multidisciplinary project teams
- Work directly with clients, contractors, and other project stakeholders
- Produce and oversee high-quality project information in Revit
- Lead and support junior members of the architectural team
- Ensure projects are delivered in line with UK Building Regulations
- Work closely with the senior team across design and project delivery
Requirements
- ARB registered Architect
- 3+ years’ post Part III experience within a UK architecture practice
- Strong project-running and delivery experience
- Good technical knowledge across RIBA Stages 3 - 5
- Strong Revit skills
- Good knowledge of UK Building Regulations
- Experience coordinating consultants and wider project teams
- Confident working directly with clients
- Strong design ability alongside technical capability


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Sector experience is open, with backgrounds across residential, mixed-use, commercial, workplace, hospitality, education, or refurbishment all relevant.
Experience with the Building Safety Act, Higher Risk Buildings, or Gateway processes would be advantageous but isn’t essential.
Benefits
- £48,000 - £60,000 depending on experience
- Hybrid working
- Varied portfolio of UK projects
- Strong progression opportunities
- Collaborative and supportive studio environment
- Competitive wider benefits package
Why This Role
A really nice opportunity for an Architect who wants more responsibility and ownership of projects, while continuing to develop both their design and technical experience.
You’ll have the opportunity to run projects, lead teams, and work directly with clients, with clear scope to continue progressing as the studio grows.
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