Project Architect - Workplace
$103,500–$138,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$103,500–$138,000
About the role
- Lead technical development and documentation of workplace interiors projects, producing coordinated, constructible drawings and specifications aligned with Perkins&Will standards
- Manage multiple projects simultaneously across phases, from concept through construction administration and closeout
- Own quality: review deliverables at each phase for accuracy, completeness, constructability, contractual obligations, and design intent, and resolve QC comments
- Coordinate internal disciplines (architecture, interior design, landscape) and external consultants, including MEP, structural, lighting, AV/IT, and sustainability
- Manage regulatory review for building code, accessibility, and zoning, and coordinate submissions with authorities having jurisdiction
- Lead construction administration: submittals, RFIs, field observation and reporting, and project closeout
- Explain technical decisions to clients and project managers in terms of design, schedule, and fee impact
- Partner with Project Managers and studio leadership on planning, workflows, schedules, and staffing
- Contribute to pursuits, proposals, and interviews, and participate in design reviews, charrettes, and pin-ups
- Mentor junior architects and designers and help build healthy, well-functioning project teams
- Stay current on evolving building technology, interior systems, and materials
- What You Bring
- Bachelor’s degree in architecture or a related discipline required. (Master’s welcome)
- Active architectural license (California licensure strongly preferred)8+ years of experience, with a strong focus on commercial or workplace interiors and full project delivery
- Proven ability to manage multiple projects in different phases at the same time
- Advanced proficiency in RevitDeep working knowledge of the California Building Code, accessibility requirements (CBC 11B and ADA), and Bay Area permitting
- Demonstrated experience leading consultant coordination and producing high-quality construction documents
- Clear, decisive communication and a collaborative approach to leading teams
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