Part 1 Architectural Assistant

Design Studio Architects is a RIBA Chartered Architect Practice situated in the heart of Leicester. We specialize in delivering innovative solutions for any architectural scenario with an integrated approach that combines both design and technical skills. Our team’s diverse expertise allows us to cover a wide array of services to meet technical, aesthetic, and budgetary needs. Committed to sustainable design, we aim to exceed client expectations through a customer-centric approach. Our mission encompasses promoting good architecture that inspires and improves quality of life while having a positive impact on the built environment and society.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site role for a Part 1 Architectural Assistant located in Leicester. The Architectural Assistant will assist in the preparation of architectural drawings, technical drawings, and presentations. Day-to-day tasks include communicating with team members, aiding in the development of design concepts, and supporting the preparation of client presentations. Candidates will work closely with senior architects and contribute to various stages of project development.

Qualifications

  • Architectural Drawing skills
  • Experience in preparing and delivering Presentations
  • Knowledge of relevant software such as AutoCAD and Revit
  • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
  • Bachelor\'s degree in Architecture or related field
  • Previous experience in an architectural practice is advantageous

Seniority level

  • Seniority level

    Entry level

Employment type

  • Employment type

    Full-time

Job function

  • Job function

    Design, Art/Creative, and Information Technology
  • Industries

    Architecture and Planning

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