Conservation Architect

Hunter Dunning Limited; England; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Un cabinet d'architecture bien établi à Winchester, Hampshire, propose un poste d'Architecte de Conservation. Le rôle implique de travailler sur plusieurs projets de conservation notables, incluant des bâtiments historiques et religieux. Avec plus de 80 ans d'expérience, le cabinet offre de l'accompagnement professionnel à long terme pour le candidat idéal et un cadre de travail dans le centre-ville.

Benefits

Salaire compétitif

20 jours de congé plus fermeture à Noël

Paiement des adhésions professionnelles

Emplacement en centre-ville

Voiture de pool pour usage professionnel

Développement de carrière

Qualifications

• Au moins 6 ans d'expérience post-qualification sur des projets de conservation au Royaume-Uni.
• Capacité à gérer des relations clients sur le long terme.
• Bonne compréhension des procédures contractuelles.

Responsibilities

• Travailler sur des projets à travers toutes les étapes RIBA du concept à la réalisation.
• Effectuer des visites de site et des relevés.
• Produire des packages de dessin et mener des recherches sur les projets.

Skills

Proficience en AutoCAD

Compréhension des design historiques

Education

RIBA Part III ou équivalent

Accréditation AABC ou RIBA Conservation

Job description

Conservation Architect Job in Winchester, Hampshire

A Conservation Architect job is now available with a well-established practice based in Winchester, Hampshire. This role offers the opportunity to work on a range of conservation projects, including ecclesiastical, historic palaces and some of the UK most well-known landmarks.

The practice has been established for over 80 years and has an eclectic portfolio of projects, including contemporary residential, both bespoke and developer-led, conservation, and specialist one-off projects. Due to the current work level, they are seeking a Conservation Architect to join their dedicated conservation team. The role would see you taking a lead role in several projects and developing long-term client relationships. This role would also offer long-term professional development within the practice for the right applicant.

Role & Responsibilities

• Working on projects across all RIBA stages from concept to completion
• Projects would include residential, landmark and ecclesiastical projects
• Carrying out project research
• Speaking directly with clients
• Production of drawing packages
• Carrying out site visits and surveys
• Dealing with onsite issues as required.

Required Skills & Experience

• RIBA Part III qualified (or equivalent) & ARB registered
• AABC or RIBA Conservation Accreditation would be highly desirable
• A minimum of 6 years' experience post qualification working on UK conservation and historic building projects
• Demonstrate a good eye for historic design, with a thorough understanding of contractual procedures
• Proficiency in AutoCAD is essential
• You must be in a commutable location or happy to relocate to the area.

What you get back

• Competitive salary
• 20 days holiday plus Christmas shutdown
• Payment of professional memberships
• City centre location
• Pool car for business use
• Career development