Architect

Hunter Dunning; Greater London; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

3 office days/wk

Life insurance

Professional memberships paid

Employee assistance programme

Project trips

Social activities

Overtime pay

Job summary

Hunter Dunning is seeking an Architect for Embankment, London, to work on high-end residential, conservation and heritage projects across the UK and internationally. The role covers detailed design, technical drawings, research, site visits and delivering across all RIBA stages.

The practice focuses on classical and traditional architecture with heritage buildings and cultural schemes, offering a range of project experiences and a collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• Qualified Architect or Part II with UK experience is required.
• Strong background in traditional or classical residential architecture.
• Excellent technical drawing, detailing and hand drawing skills.
• Experience in contract administration and sound technical knowledge.
• Interest in heritage and conservation; ArchiCAD knowledge is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Work on high-end conservation and heritage projects in the UK and internationally.
• Produce comprehensive working drawing packages and detailed hand drawings.
• Detail bespoke joinery and interior architectural elements.
• Assist with specifications, scheduling, project research and precedent studies.
• Attend client meetings, site visits and measured surveys.
• Support the Project Lead across all RIBA stages.

Skills

Traditional/conventional architecture

Technical drawing

Detailing

Contract administration

Heritage/conservation

Education

Qualified Architect or Part II Architectural Assistant

Tools

ArchiCAD

Job description

Salary

Competitive salary, dependent on experience

Location

Embankment, London

Job Type

Not specified

Overview of the Role

An Architect job is available in Embankment, London, working on high-end residential, conservation and heritage projects across the UK and internationally. The role will involve detailed design, technical drawing packages, research, site visits and supporting project delivery across all RIBA stages.

Practice & Project Information

This established practice specialises in classical and traditional architecture, with projects including private residences, heritage buildings, masterplanning and cultural schemes. The team combines technical expertise with a strong focus on traditional design, conservation and detailed architectural craftsmanship.

Key Responsibilities

• Work on bespoke high-end conservation and heritage projects in the UK and internationally
• Produce comprehensive working drawing packages and detailed hand drawings
• Detail bespoke joinery and interior architectural elements
• Assist with specifications, scheduling, project research and precedent studies
• Attend client meetings, site visits and measured surveys
• Support the Project Lead across all RIBA stages

Required Skills and Experience

• Qualified Architect or Part II Architectural Assistant with at least 3 years' UK professional experience
• Strong experience in traditional or classical residential architecture
• Excellent technical, detailing and hand drawing skills
• Experience in contract administration with sound technical knowledge
• Strong interest in heritage, conservation and traditional design principles
• Experience with historic building refurbishment advantageous; ArchiCAD beneficial

Benefits and Package

21 days holiday plus bank holidays and discretionary Christmas leave, paid overtime at an increased rate, professional memberships paid, employee assistance programme, life insurance, project trips, social activities and hybrid working with three office days per week following probation.