Architect | 0–3 Years Post Part 3 | Revit & Rhino | London

Architect Role Summary

Global Design Practice | Revit & Rhino | London

Join a globally recognised, design-led architectural practice delivering landmark projects in the UK and internationally. 

A globally recognised architectural practice is seeking an Architect with 0–3 years' post-Part 3 experience to join its London studio.

This is an exciting opportunity to become part of a highly collaborative, design-led practice renowned for delivering innovative, large-scale architecture across the globe. You'll initially work on prestigious projects across the Middle East before transitioning onto high-profile London-based schemes, gaining exposure to an impressive international portfolio from day one.

Working on complex, city-shaping developments, you'll gain experience across commercial, hospitality, high-end residential, retrofit and masterplanning projects. You'll collaborate with internationally recognised design teams, consultants and clients, primarily across RIBA Stages 2–4, while having the opportunity to contribute throughout the full project lifecycle as your career develops.

The Ideal Candidate

  • ARB registered with 0–3 years' post-Part 3 experience.
  • Strong experience working across RIBA Stages 2–4.
  • Excellent Revit and Rhino skills, with experience working in a BIM environment.
  • Experience delivering large-scale, complex projects within a leading architectural practice.
  • Strong design flair combined with sound technical detailing skills.
  • A collaborative approach, excellent communication skills and a passion for high-quality architecture.

What's on Offer

  • The opportunity to work on internationally recognised, design-led projects that shape cities around the world.
  • Early exposure to landmark Middle East developments before transitioning onto prestigious London-based schemes.
  • Genuine long-term career progression within one of the world's leading architectural practices.
  • Hybrid working, with one day per week from home, alongside flexible working hours to support a healthy work-life balance.
  • Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including private healthcare, pension and regular team social events.
  • A collaborative studio culture with excellent mentoring, professional development and the opportunity to work alongside some of the industry's leading architects.

If you're looking to accelerate your career within a world-class architectural practice, working on ambitious projects with global impact, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to find out more about this exciting opportunity.

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