Conservation Architect - Part Time or Full Time

Hiring People; London; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading architectural firm seeks an Accredited Conservation Architect to lead conservation projects while balancing modern design. Enjoy hybrid flexibility, zero-overtime culture, and opportunities for professional development in a collaborative environment focusing on sustainability and heritage.

Benefits

Flexible Engagement

20 days holiday + Christmas shutdown

Performance-based bonus scheme

Supportive team environment

Ongoing learning opportunities

Qualifications

• Accredited (RIBA Conservation Architect) with hands-on heritage experience.
• Passion for contemporary architecture and innovative sustainable methods.
• Confident in appraisals of significance.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects blending modern design with historic preservation.
• Mentor the team in conservation best practices.
• Engage with clients and stakeholders on design intent.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Sustainability

Client Engagement

Education

RIBA Conservation Architect or equivalent

Job description

Are you a conservation architect who believes heritage, contemporary design, and sustainability go hand in hand? Do you want to bring your passion for modern architecture into historic contexts-without ever sacrificing your evenings or weekends?

We're seeking an Accredited Conservation Architect to join E2 Architecture + Interiors, leading our conservation projects alongside cutting-edge contemporary design work.Whether you prefer part-time or full-time hours, you'll enjoy hybrid flexibility and a zero-overtime culture that values the quality of your life outside the studio as much as the quality of your work.

About You

• You're accredited (RIBA Conservation Architect or equivalent) with hands-on experience leading projects in listed building and heritage settings.
• You have a genuine passion for contemporary architecture, from sleek interventions to sensitive modern additions within period fabric.
• You are confident in making appraisals of significance and proposals for change.
• You're curious about sustainable materials and methods, always seeking innovative ways to marry new design with old.
• You're a natural mentor and communicator, ready to guide our team in best conservation practices.
• You champion efficient, high-quality delivery-meeting client goals on time and to the highest standard, without staying late.

Your Role

• Lead Conservation & Contemporary Design: Manage projects from concept through completion, blending modern architectural solutions with historic preservation.
• Mentorship & Culture: Instill best practices in conservation investigation, research and decision making across our team, fostering growth and excellence.
• Client & Stakeholder Engagement: Build trusted relationships with clients, heritage bodies, and consultants, clearly communicating design intent and progress.
• Strategic Growth: Shape our conservation and contemporary design portfolio-identifying opportunities and helping define the future direction of our practice.

What We Offer

• £45,000-55,000 FTE: Discretionary performance based bonus scheme.
• Flexible Engagement: Part-time or full-time contract with hybrid working-choose the balance that suits you, minimum 2 days in office.
• 20 days holiday + Christmas shut down.
• Zero-Overtime Culture: We plan efficiently to deliver exceptional work within office hours.
• Innovative Projects: A diverse mix of conservation and contemporary design commissions across London and beyond.
• Supportive Team: A collaborative, design-led studio that celebrates creativity, sustainability, and respect for heritage.
• Professional Development: Ongoing learning opportunities to deepen your expertise in both conservation and contemporary architecture.

Ready to lead the way in heritage and contemporary design?

Send your CV, portfolio, and a brief cover letter explaining why you're the perfect fit to [e-mail] look forward to seeing how you'll help us shape the future of historic buildings-through the lens of modern architecture.