Project Architect (Design)

Job Description
As Project Architect, you will be responsible for design and technical execution and discipline coordination of the project.
You should have the ability to combine imagination with technical know-how to implement designs. The ability to hand sketch ideas and details is a must.
• Work with the other key staff to develop “win” strategies, including client contact, proposal preparation and preparation of and participation in client interviews.
• Deliver projects efficiently and effectively through inspirational leadership of the architectural team members.
• Implement the goals and objectives set out in the annual business plan through leadership, coaching, and mentoring of the architectural team members.
• Deliver projects on time, on budget, and the highest quality.
• Develop and maintain client relationships.
• Help lead the continued development of the architectural in-house expertise and methodologies.
• Provide leadership and direction to the team members to develop in-house expertise and methodologies (design, technical, and quality standards, etc.) to advance the group and the efficiency and effectiveness of our architectural work.
• Deliver expertise throughout all phases of the project.


Qualifications
• A degree in Architecture is required with minimum 7 (seven) years of architectural experience.
• Proficiency in Hand sketching, Revit, AutoCAD, Sketch-Up, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Microsoft Office Suite is preferred.
• Pro-active attitude, attention to detail, and organized.
• Ability to work in an energetic and challenging work environment.
• Registration with a relevant professional association (e.g. AIA, RIBA etc).
• Experience in a variety of healthcare, public, institutional, mixed use, retail and commercial buildings.
• Strong desire to attract top clients and the best projects.
• Demonstrated experience in a variety of project types and project delivery methods.
• Strong interest in the art of design presentations.
• Proven technical understanding of building science and construction contracts