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Project/Senior Architect - industrial & logistics sector

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Project / Senior Architect – Industrial & Logistics Sector
London | Hybrid Working
My client is expanding their Industrial & Logistics team and therefore are actively looking for an ambitious Project Architect or Senior Architect to help drive the next phase of their growth within this specialist sector.
This is a real opportunity to take ownership of high-profile industrial and logistics developments, leading projects from feasibility and planning through technical design, construction, and completion. For candidates demonstrating broader leadership and commercial capability, an Associate-level appointment may be considered.
What you'll be doing:
- Leading industrial and logistics projects across all RIBA stages.
- Acting as the primary day-to-day contact for clients, consultants, and contractors.
- Managing and mentoring project teams.
- Delivering and coordinating high-quality Stage 4 technical design information.
- Guiding projects through construction and handover.
- Taking a hands-on role in Revit-led project delivery and coordination.
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What they're looking for:
- ARB-registered Architect
- Proven industrial & logistics experience (B2, B8 and E(g)(iii))
- Strong technical delivery and construction-stage expertise
- Advanced Revit capability
- Confidence leading multidisciplinary teams and client relationships
- Ability to run projects independently from concept through completion
Previous experience in data centres, design-and-build delivery, or Principal Designer support duties would also be advantageous.


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Why join:
- Get the opportunity to work on significant industrial and logistics developments
- Genuine opportunity for career progression
- Lead projects with autonomy and ownership
- Hybrid working with up to two days working from home
- Be part of a growing, collaborative London studio
The ideal candidate will have the ability and skill set to combine sector expertise, hands-on technical excellence, and confident project leadership. If that sounds like you, I'd love to hear from you.
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