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Architectural Designer

Posted 7 days ago

studio upwall architectsBethesda (MD)

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Senior

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About the role

Studio Upwall Architects, established in 2004, is a Washington DC-based architectural practice that offers integrated architectural services from conceptual design through construction. We are looking to assemble a team of like-minded individuals who share in our values of promoting sustainable design, urban revitalization, and community-centered design. We are a small open studio-based practice, specializing in both new construction and retrofits to existing buildings, for residential, mixed-use, and small commercial projects. Some of our current projects include several new urban infill mixed-use projects, and custom residential projects. Studio Upwall Architects is currently seeking an Architectural Designer/Project Manager with 1 to 3 years of professional experience who is based in the DC area. The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: -Degree in Architecture, Master’s degree desirable; -Ability to work on all phases of a project from preliminary design through construction administration. -Strong graphic skills / experience in producing renderings; -Experience developing construction documents utilizing BIM software -Vectorworks or ArchiCAD experience is a plus; -A self-starter who is able to manage small projects independently, and collaborate with other staff on larger projects; -Strong communication and organizational skills. This is a full-time position with a competitive benefits package. Please reply with a cover letter, resume, and work portfolio.

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