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Sustainability Specialist (Architecture)

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About The Role
We are currently partnering with an esteemed AJ100 architectural practice, celebrated for their impressive track record of award-winning projects in London. They are seeking an ambitious and organised Sustainability Specialist to support their environmental design strategy in the London studio.
In this role, you will play a key part in embedding environmental considerations across projects, enabling individuals and teams to respond effectively to the challenges of the climate change. Working closely with the Head of Sustainability, you will help drive the practice’s sustainability objectives while supporting meaningful change. This role is well-suited to someone with strong technical expertise who is ready to take on more responsibility and grow within the role. You will be part of a small, dedicated sustainability team, contributing through a hands-on approach to a wide range of impactful projects both in the UK and internationally, encompassing workplace design, mixed-use developments, and commercial ventures.
This is a perfect opportunity for an individual with experience in sustainability analysis, along with an eagerness to advance and learn within the realm of sustainability within the architecture industry. Based in a vibrant area of central London, the studio offers a stunning workspace, a collaborative and social environment with regular social events, and a strong focus on diversity and employee wellbeing. Additional benefits include profit sharing, flexible and hybrid working and a range of perks designed to support and reward their team.
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Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with architectural, BIM and sustainability teams to develop sustainable, low carbon, and regenerative architectural strategies across all RIBA work stages
- Contribute to a variety of projects of different typologies, scales, and locations simultaneously
- Establish links with industry, academia, and external partners for innovative solutions
- Inform project staff on emerging environmental design strategies and technologies
- Enhance the practice’s capability and reputation in the specialist area
- Assist with the CPD program aligned with the RIBA curriculum
- Contribute to project bids and business development efforts


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Key Skills / Requirements
- Qualification in environmental design, architectural engineering (or equivalent)
- Understanding of RIBA stages and experience of the UK construction design process
- Experience in environmental analysis within the built environment
- Knowledge of environmental simulation tools, HVAC engineering technologies and UK building regulations
- Knowledge and use of leading sustainability certification programs, including (but not limited to) BREEAM, WELL, Passivhaus, LEED and NABERS
- Experience with A&D design software such as Revit and Rhino is highly advantageous
- Analytical and critical thinking approach with excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- Problem-solver who thrives in high pressured environments
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