Conservation Architect

Hunter Dunning; Oxford; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading architectural practice in Oxfordshire is seeking a passionate Conservation Architect to lead historic projects, from residential buildings to national landmarks. With a focus on RIBA stages and a commitment to conservation, this role offers hybrid working, professional development opportunities, and a supportive team environment.

Benefits

Hybrid working, with one day from home each week

20 days annual leave, rising to 25 with service

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of UK project experience required.
• Experience across all RIBA stages essential.
• Passion for conservation is fundamental.

Responsibilities

• Work on conservation projects from concept to completion.
• Communicate with clients and guide project members.
• Opportunity to collaborate with English Heritage.

Skills

UK project experience

Communication

Project management

Tools

Vectorworks

Job description

Conservation Architect in Banbury, Oxfordshire

Our client is a RIBA Charted Architectural Practice, and they currently have a available in Banbury. The role would see you working on a number of conservation projects from private residential projects to well know British landmarks.

The practices’ conservation portfolio includes work on Cathedrals, Schools, grade one listed residential buildings, high-profile national landmarks including retrofit.

They are looking to speak with Conservation Architects or Architects with a passion for conservation that are interested in gaining accreditation.

Role & Responsibilities

• Working on conservation projects
• Taking projects across all stages from concept to completion across all RIBA stages
• Communicating with clients
• Opportunity to work directly with English heritage
• Offer guidance and direction to other project members
• Using Vector works on a daily basis
• The company will also be interested in candidates interested in progressing into management roles.

Required Skills & Experience

• Possess a minimum of 5 years of UK project experience
• Experience working across all RIBA stages
• Conservation projects experience is essential
• Passion for conservation is essential
• AABC Accreditation is highly beneficial- but the practice will support applicants seeking to gain this
• Proficiency in Vectorworks would be beneficial but training will be given
• Due to location, you will require your own transport.

What you get back

• Hybrid working offering one day a week from home
• 20 days’ annual leave rising to 25 days with service in addition to UK public and bank holidays

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Created on 22/06/2025 by TN United Kingdom