Part 2 Architectural Assistant

A great new opportunity exists for a recently qualified Architect or experienced Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join a growing Hertfordshire practice at an exciting period of growth.

The opportunities with this growing practice will provide you with the chance to work across the RIBA stages from design to delivery, joining this small but friendly growing team you will have a great opportunity to have an involved role across projects and will be supported and mentored by the company Director who is an experienced Architect.

You will join the team working on local projects, which mainly includes Residential both one‑off and multi‑unit, Commercial, local authority and mixed use schemes.

My client is a friendly and growing practice, offering a collaborative approach. They work closely with their clients to produce exceptional solutions and, due to continued growth, this really is a great opportunity with ample scope for continued long‑term career support and development.

Ideal requirements

  • All round technical and design skills ideally you will need to have some experience already working for an Architectural practice
  • Experienced in using AutoCAD – Revit, Photoshop and InDesign are a bonus but not essential
  • Living a commutable distance to the Redbourn area in Hertfordshire
  • Working knowledge of UK building regulations
  • Desire to learn and have an involved role on projects and working with clients

Looking to interview asap so please don't delay in applying to find out more or alternatively, contact me today for more information on the company and the role, or please do not delay in applying with your CV and portfolio.

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