Architect Surveyor

JR United Kingdom; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 46,000; Part time

Job summary

A public sector organization based in Bristol seeks a part-time Architect Surveyor. This permanent role focuses on enhancing quality of life through heritage conservation and community projects. Candidates must hold relevant qualifications and have strong experience in building repair and project management.

Qualifications

• Experience in building repair and project management is essential.
• Good knowledge of English architecture across periods is required.
• Strong understanding of building construction and industry regulations.

Responsibilities

• Deliver discretionary services for local partners on heritage projects.
• Advise partners on proposals for the repair of heritage assets.
• Use technical skills to support conservation efforts.

Skills

Building conservation

Project management

Technical skills

Education

Professional qualification in architecture or building surveying

ARB registration or chartered RICS membership

Job description

Venesky-Brown’s client, a public sector organisation in Bristol, is currently looking to recruit an Architect Surveyor for a Permanent, Part-Time role with a salary of £38,067 (Pro Rata).

Responsibilities:

1. Deliver discretionary services for local partners, focusing on care, conservation, and creative reuse to enhance quality of life.
2. Work within regional Partnerships teams on projects related to heritage conservation, research, grant-giving, project management, and capacity building.
3. Advise partners on proposals for the repair and alteration of heritage assets and provide guidance on changes in historic townscapes and landscapes.
4. Use expert technical skills to support conservation efforts and community impact.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Professional qualification in architecture or building surveying, with current ARB registration or chartered RICS membership, and accreditation in building conservation (AABC, RIBA SCA level, or RICS), or working towards these.
• Extensive experience in building repair and project management.
• Good knowledge of English secular and ecclesiastical architecture across periods.
• Strong understanding of building construction, repair methods, and industry regulations.
• Ability to approach repair challenges creatively and practically.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please get in touch.