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Frame are partnered with a prestigious AJ100 Architecture studio with multiple offices across the UK, who are currently expanding our team in our London studio. We are seeking a talented and motivated ARB Architect to join us on a full time permanent basis to work on some award winning projects.
Job Title: ARB Architect
Location: London, UK (Hybrid Working post probation)
Salary: £34,000 – £47,000 per annum
Key Requirements:
- Registered with the ARB (Architects Registration Board)
- Proficiency in Revit and AutoCAD
- Demonstrated experience in UK project architecture
- Experience in UK and European Leisure, Commercial, and Residential projects
- Focus on RIBA stages 2-3, including feasibility and planning stages
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
Responsibilities:
- Work closely with project teams to develop innovative architectural designs
- Contribute to feasibility studies and planning applications
- Collaborate with clients, consultants, and contractors throughout the project lifecycle
- Ensure projects adhere to relevant building regulations and codes
- Participate in design reviews and client presentations
Qualifications:
- ARB registration with a valid UK license to practice architecture
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture
- Proven experience in UK project architecture
- Proficiency in Revit and AutoCAD
- Strong portfolio showcasing design projects and technical skills
- Knowledge of UK and European building regulations and planning processes
- Ability to work effectively in a collaborative environment
This is a permanent role with a salary ranging from £34,000 to £47,000, depending on experience and qualifications. After the probation period, hybrid working options will be available. If you are a passionate and experienced ARB Architect looking for an exciting opportunity to work on a variety of projects in a dynamic and collaborative environment, we encourage you to apply. Join our team and be a part of shaping the future of architecture in the UK and beyond.
