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Senior Architect (New Build and Refurb Offices)

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We're supporting a leading multidisciplinary design practice that is looking to appoint a Senior Architect to join its London team at an exciting point in its growth.
This is more than a conventional Senior Architect position. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in establishing a brand-new internal department, helping to shape its direction, standards and approach while working on an exciting Central London office project.
The role would suit an experienced architect with a strong track record across Central London workplace and office projects, particularly someone who understands the complexities of both new-build and refurbishment.
The Opportunity
You’ll join at an early stage of the department's development, giving you the opportunity to have a genuine influence on how the team operates and the work it delivers.
Alongside the immediate project, you'll be involved in:
- Leading architectural design and delivery across a significant Central London office project
- Working across new-build and refurbishment projects within the commercial workplace sector
- Developing projects from concept through to technical design and construction
- Coordinating multidisciplinary teams and external consultants
- Working closely with clients, contractors and project stakeholders
- Providing design leadership and technical oversight throughout the project
- Helping establish processes, standards and ways of working for the new department
- Supporting the development of the team as the department grows
- Contributing to the wider workplace offering and future project opportunities
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About You
We're looking for an experienced Senior Architect with a strong understanding of the London commercial workplace market.
In particular, you'll need:
- Proven experience working on Central London office projects
- Strong experience across both new-build and refurbishment
- Experience taking projects through multiple RIBA stages, ideally through to construction
- Strong technical and design capability
- Experience coordinating multidisciplinary consultant teams
- Confidence working directly with clients and project stakeholders
- The ability to lead, organise and support project teams
- A good understanding of the technical, planning and delivery complexities associated with Central London commercial projects
- Strong communication and presentation skills


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Experience working on large-scale or complex commercial office developments would be particularly relevant.
Why this role?
The opportunity to join a new department at this stage of its development is a key part of the appeal. Rather than joining an established team with an existing structure and defined way of working, you'll have the opportunity to help shape something from the ground up, influence the department's direction and establish yourself as a key member of the team.
Combined with an exciting Central London project and the wider resources of a major multidisciplinary practice, this is a role that could offer significant scope for career development, leadership and progression.
If you're an experienced London workplace architect and the opportunity to help establish something new appeals, I'd be very interested in speaking with you.
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