Project Interior Designer
Project Interior Designer
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Establishes the design vision and leads the efforts to execute the design intent
- Project Delivery: responsible for all interior aspects of project delivery
- Responsible for building new and future "trusted-partner" relationships in support of successful project delivery
- Leads by example, acts as a resource for encouraging team members' professional development, provides mentorship of Interior Designers
- Participate in all phases of an Interiors project including programming, space planning, design development, construction documentation and construction administration
- Coordinate and direct the work of consultants
- Introduce new design concepts and workplace strategies to corporate clients through industry research and a working knowledge of techniques and products used in commercial environments
- Responsible to meet all aspects of contract requirements set by the Project Manager
- Proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp and Microsoft Office Suite required
- Lumion preferred
- Demonstrated understanding of FF&E selection and specification required
- Fundamental understanding of commercial building codes required
- High level of space planning skill required
- Highly skilled in preparing design and presentation documents required
- Independently manages multiple projects and tasks
- Self-initiated work style, seeks out the next step
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- Professional Degree in Interior Design from CIDA accredited school required
- Minimum of 8 years Interior Design experience in a commercial design firm required
- Experience working on medium to large scale corporate office projects preferredNCIDQ requiredCID a plusLEED AP and WELL AP a plus
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