Architect or architectural assistant

<p>Lyndon Goode Architects is hiring an architect to join its team in London.<!--more--></p> <p>Lyndon Goode Architects is seeking an architect or assistant with strong project-running experience to join its growing London studio.</p> <p>With an exciting and varied pipeline of commissions across multiple sectors, this role offers the opportunity to take meaningful responsibility on well-crafted projects from early design through to delivery, working closely with directors and consultants.</p> <p>Based in London’s West End, a short walk from Covent Garden, Lyndon Goode Architects (LGA) is a design-led practice committed to producing thoughtful, high-quality architecture. The studio fosters a working environment that is enjoyable, inspirational and fulfilling – embracing collaboration while actively supporting independence, autonomy and professional development.</p> <p>LGA is committed to attracting a vibrant and diverse workforce and offers equal opportunities at all stages of recruitment, employment and career progression.</p> <p>As an accredited London Living Wage employer, the practice offers a competitive salary, alongside benefits including flexible working and a cycle-to-work scheme. The studio also places real value on shared experiences, with a social calendar that includes research trips, Stirling Prize building tours, exhibition visits, and regular practice-wide lunches.</p> <p>The practice is operationally zero carbon.</p> <p><strong>To apply, please submit the following four documents as PDFs via the ‘Apply for job’ button below:</strong></p> <ul> <li>cover letter</li> <li>CV</li> <li>selected work examples</li> <li>a favourite photograph, taken by you</li> </ul> <p>Due to the expected volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Lyndon Goode Architects does not offer unpaid internships.</p> <p><a href="">lyndongoode.com</a></p>

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