Landscape Architect – Public Realm & Biodiversity

Carrington Blake Recruitment; Bradford; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Carrington Blake Recruitment seeks a Landscape Architect to design and deliver landscape, public realm and biodiversity projects for a council. You will manage projects from design through to completion, ensuring budgets, programmes, quality and sustainability are met.

The role involves producing drawings, specifications and reports, conducting site surveys, supporting planning applications and coordinating with ecologists, architects, highways and engineers.

Qualifications

• Relevant landscape architecture qualification or equivalent experience.
• Experience delivering landscape projects from design to completion.
• Strong knowledge of landscape design and technical drawings.
• Experience with site surveys and inspections.
• Knowledge of planning, environmental and CDM requirements.
• Experience managing budgets, programmes and contractors.
• Good communication and stakeholder skills.
• Commitment to CPD/professional development.

Responsibilities

• Design landscape and public realm schemes.
• Produce drawings, specifications and reports.
• Carry out site surveys and inspections.
• Support planning applications.
• Work with ecologists, architects, highways and engineers.
• Manage consultants, contractors and stakeholders.
• Monitor budgets, programmes and project risks.
• Support procurement and tendering.
• Oversee construction, snagging and completion.
• Deliver BNG, biodiversity and sustainability projects.

Skills

Landscape architecture

Public realm

Project management

Technical drawings

Planning applications

Site inspections

BNG/biodiversity

Sustainable design

Procurement/contract support

Stakeholder management

Education

Landscape Architecture degree

Job description

Carrington Blake Recruitment seeks a Landscape Architect to design and deliver landscape, public realm and biodiversity projects for a council. You will manage projects from design through to completion, ensuring budgets, programmes, quality and sustainability are met.

The role involves producing drawings, specifications and reports, conducting site surveys, supporting planning applications and coordinating with ecologists, architects, highways and engineers.