Architect / Architectural Designer
Architect / Architectural Designer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Contribute to projects through Schematic Design, Design Development, and Construction Documents
- Produce and develop architectural drawings and documentation in RevitAssist with the development of design concepts into coordinated and technically sound drawing sets
- Work on mid- to large-scale new construction projects
- Coordinate architectural drawings with structural, MEP, façade, and other consultants
- Develop plans, elevations, sections, details, and other project documentation
- Participate in internal design and technical coordination meetings
- Work closely with Project Architects, Project Managers, and senior design leadership
- Help maintain accurate and coordinated BIM/Revit models throughout the project lifecycle
- Support project teams in meeting demanding schedules and project deadlines
- Qualifications2–5 years of professional architecture experience
- Professional degree in Architecture
- Demonstrated experience working through SD, DD, and CD phases
- Experience with mid- to large-scale new construction projects strongly preferred
- Proficiency in Revit is required
- Strong understanding of BIM-based project delivery and documentation
- Ability to produce high-quality architectural drawings and coordinated construction documents in RevitGood understanding of architectural detailing, building systems, and consultant coordination
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative project team
- Comfortable working in a deadline-driven environment with multiple priorities
- Why This Opportunity
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