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Associate Design Architect

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peter pennoyer architects dpcNew York (NY)

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$75,000 - $85,000 per year

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About the role

PPA is an award-winning practice in traditional architecture, recognized as a leader in classicism and historic preservation. We are currently seeking an Associate to join one of the firm's project teams. Our work ranges from houses and apartments to institutional and commercial work, including mid-rise residential apartment buildings. Our portfolio of projects has consistently expanded and includes books on American architecture as well as museum exhibition design. The ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for classical design, strong artistic ability, and the production skills to help carry a project from concept through construction. Be an essential part of a project team working on all phases of a design project from Pre-Design through Construction Administration Assist in developing design concepts, researching applicable historical precedent, and preparing presentation materials Assist in project coordination and the production of project documentation Assist with survey and analysis of existing site conditions Collaborate with the Project Manager and senior members of a team to produce deliverables accurately and on time Assist in coordination efforts with other project professionals Bachelor's or master's degree in architecture2 to 3 years of full-time experience in an architectural practice preferred Proficiency in AutoCAD required. Proficiency in Revit and other architectural design software is a plus. Ability and willingness to learn new design software required. Must be able to commute to our NYC office 5 days per week75,000 - 85,000 USD per year (New York Office)

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