Architect

Brandon James Ltd; North East; Hybrid; GBP 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Une organisation publique reconnue cherche un Architecte pour rejoindre une équipe de conservation. Ce rôle à plein temps implique la gestion de projets gouvernementaux pour la préservation de bâtiments historiques, avec une forte composante de conseils techniques et d'engagement communautaire. Le poste offre une flexibilité de travail hybride à partir de bureaux régionaux.

Benefits

28 jours de congés annuels plus jours fériés

Contribution généreuse de 28.97% de l'employeur au régime de pension

Entrée gratuite dans les sites du patrimoine anglais

Environnement d'apprentissage collaboratif

Qualifications

• Expérience significative dans la réparation et l'adaptation de bâtiments traditionnels.
• Connaissance approfondie des normes de conservation nationale.
• Capacité à produire des rapports techniques.

Responsibilities

• Évaluer les demandes de financement pour la régénération des bâtiments.
• Conseiller sur la durabilité et l'impact communautaire des projets.
• Effectuer des inspections de sites dans des conditions diverses.

Skills

Technique

Communication

Collaboration

Analyse

Education

Qualification professionnelle d'architecte

Inscription auprès de l'Architects Registration Board (ARB)

Job description

A nationally recognised public organisation tasked with safeguarding England's historic environment is seeking a skilled Architect to join a specialist conservation team. This is an excellent opportunity for an Architect with strong technical and interpersonal skills to contribute to nationally important programmes that preserve and repurpose traditional buildings at risk.

This is a full-time, fixed-term contract until March 2026, offering hybrid working from one of several regional offices including Newcastle, York, Manchester, Birmingham, Swindon, Bristol, Portsmouth, Cambridge or London.

The Architect's role

As an Architect working within the national Regions Group, you will play a vital part in delivering time-limited government grant programmes focused on the repair and reuse of heritage buildings. Acting as both technical advisor and conservation advocate, the Architect will engage with private owners, community groups, building trusts, and professional consultants to assess, guide, and support applications for heritage-led regeneration funding.

You will assess technical drawings and specifications, provide sustainability advice, evaluate community impact, and ensure that schemes are sufficiently developed to meet conservation and delivery goals. Working closely with regional offices, the Architect will support the coordination and monitoring of grant-aided projects across all stages-from application to post-grant review.

The role includes site inspections, often in challenging locations or conditions, and attendance at occasional evening or weekend community meetings.

The Architect

To be considered for the Architect role, you must be professionally qualified and currently registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB), with substantial experience in the repair and adaptation of traditional buildings and conservation-led design.

You should be confident in producing technical reports, liaising across professional teams, and applying national conservation standards. Strong working knowledge of sustainability in heritage design and the wider community impact of built environment regeneration will be essential, alongside excellent communication skills.

In Return?

• GBP38,067 per annum
• 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays
• Generous 28.97% employer pension contribution
• Free entry to English Heritage sites
• Flexible hybrid working with regional office base
• High-impact, nationally significant projects
• Structured CPD and collaborative learning environment