Architect

Globally celebrated, design-led architecture studio in the heart of Central London is looking for a talented Design Architect to join its award-winning team on an initial fixed term contract basis. Renowned for delivering some of the most ambitious and sustainable multi-disciplinary projects across the world, this studio is seeking an exceptional design focused Architect to support the concept phase of a highly anticipated European transport project. You will join a world-class design team working concept and design development stages on a landmark scheme with significant international profile. This is an outstanding opportunity for an ambitious designer looking to align themselves with one of the industry’s most respected studios and contribute to career-defining work.

Job Description

• Collaborate with a high-performing design team on a major, complex mixed-use project.
• Contribute to the development and evolution of design concepts across RIBA Stages 0–3.
• Explore and develop multiple design iterations across mixed-use architecture, urban design and associated public realm.
• Test ideas through feasibility studies, concept sketches and early-stage design development.
• Produce compelling design and presentation material to clearly communicate concepts internally and externally.
• Contribute to the preparation of Design and Access Statements and wider planning documentation.

Key Skills

• Previous competition-stage experience is highly desirable
• Strong proficiency in Revit and / or Rhino is essential
• Experience across transport, urban design, masterplanning, or other large-scale complex projects preferred
• Excellent design and graphical ability demonstrated through portfolio
• Must be available at short notice / within 2 weeks

This is a rare opportunity to join one of the world’s most progressive design studios, working on internationally recognised projects at the forefront of architecture, sustainability and innovation.

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