RIBA Part 2 Architectural Assistant

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1 month ago
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An exciting opportunity is available for a RIBA Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join a multiple award-winning Architects & Interior Design Practice located in their brand-new contemporary studio space in Leeds City Centre, LS1.

With a reputation as one of the "go-to Practices" in Leeds and Manchester, this modern, forward-thinking design led practice, renowned for their work both nationally and internationally, is now looking for a talented RIBA Part 2 Architectural Assistant with ideally 1-2 years of UK-based architectural practice experience to join their growing team of 16.

The practice works across a diverse range of design sectors, with a particular focus on Residential projects. Initially, this role will involve working on Student Accommodation and High-Rise developments, with opportunities to expand into the Leisure and Hospitality sectors, areas where the practice has built a strong reputation.

Projects within the company portfolio range from small-scale to large developments valued at up to £100m. The Leeds studio (head office) hosts an established and structured team of design professionals, including Architects, Senior Architects, Associates, and Directors, supported by a highly skilled Technical team. The firm offers an excellent working environment, fostering professional growth and internal career progression-many senior members have advanced within the company after joining in junior roles over a decade ago.

The studio boasts a prime city-centre location, just a 3-minute walk from Leeds train station, making it a highly accessible and dynamic workplace.

The ideal candidate will have

RIBA Part 2 qualification with 1-2 years of experience in a UK-based architectural practice.

Experience working across various RIBA Work Stages is beneficial.

Project experience in Residential or Commercial sectors (Student Accommodation & High-Rise preferred).

A strong working knowledge of REVIT/BIM, as well as AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, and SketchUp.

Excellent communication skills (both written & spoken English).

Ambition to progress and develop professionally within the practice.

A strong design portfolio demonstrating creativity and technical competence.

A proactive and collaborative approach, contributing positively to the dynamic team culture.

Salary & Benefits

Competitive salary in line with experience between £26,500 - £28,500

A supportive and inspiring work environment.

Flexible working options - including 1 day per week remote working.

Excellent career progression opportunities within an award-winning practice.

If this opportunity aligns with your aspirations, please get in touch using the contact details provided or apply with an updated CV and portfolio

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