Project Architect
tygNashville (TN)
About the role
Project Architect Nashville, Tennessee, United States TYG is partnering with a leading global architecture practice as it expands its Nashville team. They are seeking an experienced Project Architect to contribute to a diverse portfolio of projects, bringing strong design thinking and technical expertise to the team. This is an opportunity to play an integral role in developing creative architectural solutions, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and seeing projects progress from initial concepts through to delivery.
About the role:
Contribute to projects from concept design through to construction and delivery.
Develop design concepts and translate creative ideas into well-resolved architectural solutions.
Prepare and coordinate design drawings and construction documentation using Revit.
Work closely with internal design teams, consultants, and contractors to develop and refine projects.
Balance design intent with technical requirements, building codes, and project constraints.
Support construction administration, technical reviews, and the quality of project delivery.
Contribute ideas and creative thinking throughout the design process.
Requirements:
5+ years of professional experience in architecture.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Architecture.
Experience in Construction Documentation (CD) and Construction Administration (CA).
Proficiency in Revit and strong technical design skills.
Interested in your next step? Get in touch with TYG to find out more!
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