Architectural Assistant / Architectural Designer

Overview

Assist in design and delivery of international architectural projects in Edinburgh studio.

Key Responsibilities

• design sketches
• design production
• drawing production
• design research
• coordination meetings
• project delivery

Tasks

-Develop sketches, options, and diagrams to communicate design concepts effectively; -Develop an understanding of professional expectations and broader industry practices; -Participate actively in architectural studies, investigations, coordination meetings, and design workshops; -To develop a deeper understanding of architectural design and gain hands-on experience throughout the various stages of project development; -Deliver work efficiently and to agreed deadlines; -Provide support to project leaders with production tasks, problem solving, and design input; -Produce drawings in accordance with company standards and project requirements; -Produce high-quality design work and contribute creative ideas to projects; -To become an integral member of the project team, supporting design, production, and timely delivery; -To undertake and record activities required for progression towards professional qualification. -Assist with design research, reports, and model production to support project needs;

Requirements

• rhino
• revit
• autocad
• photoshop
• indesign
• architecture degree

What You Bring

-Experience within a design-led architectural practice working on international projects is highly beneficial; -Previous professional experience is advantageous; -Strong proficiency in Rhino; -Excellent communication and presentation skills; -Working knowledge of Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, and InDesign; -Experience working in an office environment as part of a team is preferred. -A degree in architecture from a recognised university;

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Benefits

-Gain exposure to different aspects of project development, including contracts, programming, and project management;

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