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Project Architect

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collaborative design groupMinneapolis (MN)

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About the role

Collaborative Design Group, Inc., is a multidisciplinary design office located on historic Main Street in Minneapolis. Celebrating our 25th year, we are noted for significant collegiate, residential, historic, and other diverse project types. Check us out on LinkedIn and Instagram! We are seeking qualified architects to join our team. This position offers great present-day opportunities to contribute to the direction of the firm, and the prospect of potential future ownership. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a collaborative, informal environment on projects that make a lasting difference in their communities and cultural settings.
Role: Project Architect
Responsibilities: Interacting with clients to develop and manage projects.
Project team participation from design charrettes through project completion. Developing and presenting design and sustainability concepts. Building codes, accessibility, life safety, and zoning. Consultant coordination and interdisciplinary collaboration. Construction detailing, specifications, and contract administration. Involvement in business development. Be adaptable and able to manage priorities.
Minimum Qualifications: Demonstrated design excellence in a variety of project types.
Strong communication and client skills. Sound detailing and construction documentation abilities. Project and team management experience. High proficiency with Revit required. AutoCAD experience a plus. Intellectually curious and interested in a wide variety of responsibilities and projects! Salary / Compensation – Transparency law is not applicable, but CDG offers a competitive compensation package with benefits, including 401(k). We offer flexible office and/or remote working options. Collaborative Design Group, Inc. is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.

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