Project Architect
studio 3 design groupAugusta (GA)
About the role
Studio 3 Design Group is seeking an experienced Project Architect in the early stages of their
career, to join our team! We are searching for a dynamic designer that is looking for an
environment where they can grow and pursue long-term opportunities as a key member of the
project team. Applications should possess strong design, communication, and problem-solving
skills. The S3DG group provides a supportive and collaborative environment for all employees
to encourage innovative and rewarding outcomes for both our clients and employees.
Preferred Qualifications: Professional degree in Architecture from an NAAB accredited institution
Architectural Registration, or in the process of obtaining their registration
Basic proficiency in the use of building materials and related construction fundamentals.
Problem-solving abilities, as an individual and collaborator
Excellent time management, organizational, multitasking, and communication skills
Basic proficiency with ArchiCAD or Revit, and Adobe Creative Suite
Job Responsibilities: Developing and implementing project work plans and schedules
Coordinating and overseeing the work of architectural designers and technical staff
Communicating with clients to understand and document their needs.
Preparing scaled drawings and contract specifications suitable for construction
Research codes and other standards, as necessary for compliance
Assisting in the preparation of design studies and reports
Produce conceptional and preliminary design presentations to present to clients
Employment Terms:
Full time position – Monday- Friday/8am-5pm
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience
A comprehensive medical package is provided
401K plan is available
Firm pays for AIA dues and registration exam fees
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