Part II Architectural Assistant

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About the Role

Project and Design

• Support project teams across design and delivery stages.
• Develop design ideas, studies, and options from concept through technical stages.
• Produce drawings, diagrams, models, reports, and presentation material.
• Contribute to design research, feasibility studies, and project coordination.
• Integrate structural, MEP, and specialist consultant information into coordinated designs.

Project Delivery

• Assist with technical design packages and drawing production.
• Support planning, building regulations, and statutory submissions.
• Develop understanding of construction methods, materials, and detailing.
• Assist with quality reviews, coordination checks, and project documentation.

Collaboration and Development

• Work with Architects, Project Architects, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Attend project meetings, workshops, and design reviews where appropriate.
• Support consultant coordination and information management.
• Participate in mentoring, training, continuing professional development, and learning toward Part III qualification.

Education and Experience

• RIBA Part II qualification or an international equivalent is required.
• One to four years of architectural practice experience is desirable.
• UK or international project experience is advantageous.
• Middle East project experience is beneficial but not essential.

Essential Software

• Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Enscape or equivalent visualization software, Adobe InDesign, and Microsoft Office Suite are required.

Desirable Software and Attributes

• Grasshopper, Adobe Illustrator, BIM workflows, and model coordination platforms are desirable.
• The role seeks design aptitude, architectural awareness, communication skills, collaboration, adaptability, organization, initiative, and attention to detail.
• A strong design portfolio demonstrating creativity, design thinking, and graphical communication is required.

Working Arrangements

• The role is hybrid with a minimum of four days per week in the London studio.
• Flexibility depends on project requirements and business needs.
• Occasional travel may be required for project meetings, workshops, and site visits.
• Right to work in the UK is required.

Application Materials

• Applicants must submit a CV of no more than two A4 pages and a sample portfolio of up to ten A3 pages, both as PDF files.
• Applications without a PDF portfolio will not be reviewed.