ARCHITECT / ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER II
station nineteen architectsIndianapolis (IN)
ARCHITECT / ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER II
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station nineteen architectsIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Architect / Architectural Designer II We are an architectural practice grounded in thoughtful, purpose-driven design and a collaborative studio culture - creating spaces that serve communities, especially Christian organizations, ministries, and educational institutions.
Architect / Architectural Designer II We are an architectural practice grounded in thoughtful, purpose-driven design and a collaborative studio culture - creating spaces that serve communities, especially Christian organizations, ministries, and educational institutions.
We are seeking architects and designers who thrive in a studio-based environment where ideas are shared freely, work is crafted cooperatively, and design excellence is the standard. We value in-person studio engagement for creativity and mentorship, and we offer a flexible work model that allows for balance and life outside the studio.
Our projects range from ground up and adaptive reuse and community facilities to worship spaces and educational environments. Each one is an opportunity to design with meaning and impact, working closely with clients who are deeply invested in their mission and communities.
What We're Looking For Strong design thinking
Technical capability
Interest in faith-based, mission-driven, and community architecture
Collaborative mindset and studio engagement
Commitment to quality and purpose in design
3-5 years professional experience
B. Arch or M. Arch from an Accredited Architecture Program
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