Senior Interior Designer/Architect at Zgf Architects in Washington, DC | USD101,000-142,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

revit detailing

design development

concept development

project scheduling

team management

client relations

Manage and mentor team members from concept design through construction administration
Detailing and execution of Revit construction documents with minimal supervision
Assist in projecting staffing needs to ensure design success
Assist in developing fee proposals and project schedules
Develop those design ideas into life
Collaborate with and/or manage teams to generate and develop design concepts
Foster and maintain relationships with clients and consultants
Participate in business development activities and advise in marketing pursuits

Requirements

leed

architectural degree

10+ years

adobe suite

revit

ncidq

LEED, WELL, or FITWEL accreditation are strongly preferred
Communication, leadership, and organizational/managerial expertise
Applicants must have a professional Interior Design or Architectural degree and 10+ years of related experience
Proficient with the Adobe Creative Suite
Have a passion for programming, planning, materiality, detailing and furnishings
Experience in workplace strategy and consulting is a plus
Experience with complex multi-phased higher education, federal, and healthcare is a plus
Substantial experience in commercial office and workplace interiors
Proficient 3D modeling and rendering abilities in Revit and Enscape is strongly preferred
NCIDQ certification and/or architectural licensure is strongly preferred
Clearly communicate design concepts visually and verbally to teams and clients

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

$245M

Annual Revenue

Reflecting a balance of design ambition and commercial success.

7 Locations

North American Practice

Grown from a regional office into a multi-city practice with global reach.

Balancing form, beauty, and function through technical solutions and craftsmanship.
Projects include airport terminals, laboratories, university campuses, hospitals, corporate headquarters, and cultural landmarks.
Innovative approaches to civic and research buildings, including zero-energy design and advanced mass-timber structures.
Accolades include the AIA Architecture Firm Award and hundreds of design honors.
Notable works such as Portland International Airport’s terminal, NIH clinical labs, and Stanford’s energy facility.
Each project is tailored to its climate, place, and purpose, creating spaces that feel both rooted and visionary.

Culture + Values

Attention to craft and beauty is elemental to the ZGF culture.
Our designs reflect a holistic understanding of the relationship between buildings, people, and the environment.
The instinct to build community, making places where people come together for a common purpose, is central to our work.
As stewards of the built environment, our applied research and learnings allow us to invent new approaches that address urgent climate challenges…
Will this leave the world and the communities in which we live and work not only better than we found them but prepared for whatever the future may bring?

Environment + Sustainability

10% by 2030

Near-Zero Emissions Target

Aims to transition 10% of cement and concrete poured to near-zero emissions by 2030.

65% Reduction

Emissions Target

Committed to reducing emissions by 65% by 2030 as a signatory of the COP26 Communiqué.

110% Energy Generated

Energy Efficiency Milestone

PAE Living Building generates 110% of operational energy on-site, showcasing net-positive energy performance.

50% Carbon Reduction

Embodied Carbon Achievement

Achieved a 50% reduction in embodied carbon in a campus modernization project using EC3.

Goal: net-zero carbon emissions for firm's operations (Scope 1&2 neutral now; Scope 3 targeted by 2023; full Scopes 1-3 by 2030)
Designed California ARB HQ and PAE Living Building: net-zero energy, LEED Platinum
Used proprietary Carbon LCA tool to reduce embodied carbon of concrete by 20% at Amazon Metropolitan Park HQ
PAE Living Building: reduced embodied carbon by 30% via mass timber; uses 100% Red List-free materials, on-site water capture and PV battery storage

Inclusion & Diversity

Firmwide JEDI Task Force + employee-led DIAG guide measurable actions in recruitment, hiring, employee experience and minority-owned business partnerships
Scholarships, mentorships and financial/practical support provided to pipeline of minority architects
Updated JUST 2.0 label in 2022 to evaluate social justice and equity practices firmwide
No public aggregate gender ratio reported

Articles

Careers

Our Work

Architizer feature on ZGF sustainability

Company

Overview

$245M

Annual Revenue

Reflecting a balance of design ambition and commercial success.

7 Locations

North American Practice

Grown from a regional office into a multi-city practice with global reach.

Balancing form, beauty, and function through technical solutions and craftsmanship.
Projects include airport terminals, laboratories, university campuses, hospitals, corporate headquarters, and cultural landmarks.
Innovative approaches to civic and research buildings, including zero-energy design and advanced mass-timber structures.
Accolades include the AIA Architecture Firm Award and hundreds of design honors.
Notable works such as Portland International Airport’s terminal, NIH clinical labs, and Stanford’s energy facility.
Each project is tailored to its climate, place, and purpose, creating spaces that feel both rooted and visionary.

Culture + Values

Attention to craft and beauty is elemental to the ZGF culture.
Our designs reflect a holistic understanding of the relationship between buildings, people, and the environment.
The instinct to build community, making places where people come together for a common purpose, is central to our work.
As stewards of the built environment, our applied research and learnings allow us to invent new approaches that address urgent climate challenges…
Will this leave the world and the communities in which we live and work not only better than we found them but prepared for whatever the future may bring?

Environment + Sustainability

10% by 2030

Near-Zero Emissions Target

Aims to transition 10% of cement and concrete poured to near-zero emissions by 2030.

65% Reduction

Emissions Target

Committed to reducing emissions by 65% by 2030 as a signatory of the COP26 Communiqué.

110% Energy Generated

Energy Efficiency Milestone

PAE Living Building generates 110% of operational energy on-site, showcasing net-positive energy performance.

50% Carbon Reduction

Embodied Carbon Achievement

Achieved a 50% reduction in embodied carbon in a campus modernization project using EC3.

Goal: net-zero carbon emissions for firm's operations (Scope 1&2 neutral now; Scope 3 targeted by 2023; full Scopes 1-3 by 2030)
Designed California ARB HQ and PAE Living Building: net-zero energy, LEED Platinum
Used proprietary Carbon LCA tool to reduce embodied carbon of concrete by 20% at Amazon Metropolitan Park HQ
PAE Living Building: reduced embodied carbon by 30% via mass timber; uses 100% Red List-free materials, on-site water capture and PV battery storage

Inclusion & Diversity

Firmwide JEDI Task Force + employee-led DIAG guide measurable actions in recruitment, hiring, employee experience and minority-owned business partnerships
Scholarships, mentorships and financial/practical support provided to pipeline of minority architects
Updated JUST 2.0 label in 2022 to evaluate social justice and equity practices firmwide
No public aggregate gender ratio reported

Articles

Careers

Our Work

Architizer feature on ZGF sustainability