Conservation Architect

Hunter Dunning; Winchester; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A well-established architectural practice in Winchester is seeking a Conservation Architect to manage a range of conservation projects including historic landmarks. The ideal candidate will have a RIBA Part III qualification, at least 6 years of relevant experience, and strong skills in AutoCAD. This role offers competitive salary, career development opportunities, and other benefits such as professional membership payment and holiday leave.

Benefits

Competitive salary

20 days holiday plus Christmas shutdown

Payment of professional memberships

City centre location

Pool car for business use

Career development

Qualifications

• RIBA Part III qualified (or equivalent) & ARB registered.
• Minimum of 6 years’ experience in conservation projects.
• Demonstrates a good eye for historic design.

Responsibilities

• Work on projects across all RIBA stages from concept to completion.
• Conduct site visits and surveys.
• Production of drawing packages.

Skills

RIBA Part III qualification

ARB registration

AABC or RIBA Conservation Accreditation

Experience in UK conservation projects

Proficiency in AutoCAD

Education

Relevant architectural degree

Tools

AutoCAD

Job description

Conservation Architect Job in Winchester, Hampshire

A 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.