Description

You’ll be part of a collaborative, design-focused studio working across large-scale residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects. From early design through construction documentation — and occasionally onto the job site — you’ll help translate ideas into buildable reality. Along the way, you’ll coordinate with consultants, engage with project managers, and contribute to a culture where questions are encouraged and mentorship is part of the daily rhythm.

• Can review, interpret, and coordinate consultant drawings

Requirements

This is a role for an architect who enjoys both the creative spark and the technical backbone of the profession - someone who can move comfortably between concept and construction, design and documentation, vision and execution.

There was a time in this industry when you sharpened your pencil before a big deadline, traced over vellum, and learned construction details by standing on job sites with a coffee in hand. The tools have changed, the pace has quickened, and the way we communicate has evolved - but the heart of architecture hasn’t moved an inch. It’s still about curiosity, rigor, collaboration, and the satisfaction of seeing a line on a drawing become something real.

• Enjoys being in the studio, collaborating in real time with colleagues
• Has experience with large-scale, complex, new construction projects
• Is proficient in Revit and comfortable producing and organizing drawing sets
• Has a working knowledge of building codes and accessibility requirements
• Communicates clearly — in drawings, in writing, and across the table
• Understands how buildings go together — and is genuinely interested in building technology, construction methods, and sustainability
• Holds a professional degree in Architecture (B.Arch or M.Arch)
• Manages time well, meets deadlines, and keeps calm when schedules tighten
• Works well in teams, takes direction constructively, and adjusts course when needed
• Experience with Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, Lumion, or V-Ray
• Has taken at least one project through the full design and documentation process
• Brings 4+ years of professional experience in North American or comparable construction markets
• Familiarity with construction administration: RFIs, CCDs, site visits, punch lists

Benefits

Because architecture is still best learned by doing - together. We believe in strong project culture, open dialogue, shared problem-solving, and passing knowledge forward. You’ll find opportunity here to grow your technical depth, sharpen your design instincts, and take on increasing responsibility.

Bonus Points

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance