Senior Architectural Designer

Posted 3 days ago

tygMiami Springs (FL)
Interior DesignersArchitectural Services

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Job DescriptionSenior Architectural Designer\nMiami, Florida, United States\n\nTYG is partnering with an award-winning design firm that is looking for a Senior Project Designer to join its growing team. This is an opportunity for an experienced interior architect or designer with 8+ years of commercial experience to join a collaborative, design-driven practice. You'll play a key role in guiding projects from concept through construction while collaborating with clients, consultants, and project teams to deliver high-quality interior design solutions.\n\nAbout the role:\n\nLead the design process from concept through construction.\nDevelop creative and practical interior design solutions that meet client objectives and project requirements.\nLead client relationships and support successful project delivery.\nManage multiple projects, budgets, and timelines.\nMentor junior team members and contribute to a collaborative team environment.\nDevelop and coordinate interior architectural drawings and documentation across project phases.\n\n\nRequirements:\n\n8+ years of professional experience in commercial interior design or architecture.\nBachelor's or Master's degree in Interior Design, Architecture, or related field.\nStrong knowledge of interior architecture, construction methods, building codes, and industry standards.\nProficiency in Revit, Adobe Creative Suite, and project management tools.\nNCIDQ certification or architecture license preferred but not required.\n\n\nInterested, Apply today!

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