landscape architects

Tyler Grange Group Ltd; London; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Senior Landscape Architect to join their innovative team focused on green infrastructure and landscape design. This role involves creatively managing projects, engaging with nature, and delivering high-quality designs that positively impact the environment. With a commitment to professional development and a supportive workplace, this opportunity offers a chance to work on diverse projects across the UK. If you are passionate about connecting people with nature and have the skills to drive impactful design, this role could be your next career step.

Benefits

Life Insurance

EV Scheme

Mental Health Support

Supported Volunteering Opportunities

Pension Scheme

Professional Development Opportunities

Access to Professional Subscriptions

4-Day Work Week

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience as a Landscape Architect required.
• Postgraduate qualification in Landscape Architecture is essential.

Responsibilities

• Produce and oversee design work as part of the team.
• Prepare green/blue infrastructure plans and landscape masterplans.
• Participate in team meetings and project reviews.

Skills

Landscape Architecture

Spatial Design

Ecology

Sustainability Principles

Graphic Communication

AutoCAD

Adobe Creative Suite

Revit

Project Management

Client Engagement

Education

Postgraduate/Diploma in Landscape Architecture

Tools

AutoCAD

Adobe Creative Suite

Revit

Job description

Senior Landscape Architect for Green Infrastructure and Landscape Design

Salary Grade Senior: £38,430, £42,310 or £45,460 depending on experience.

Tyler Grange is looking for talented Landscape Architects with 3-5 years of professional experience to join our Green Infrastructure and Landscape Design team.

Our multi-award winning environmental consultancy, established 14 years ago, is a B-Corp, 4-day week company with a team of 80+ in 7 different offices, and an exciting range of projects across the UK. By working collaboratively, our expert teams in ecology, arboriculture, landscape planning, and green/blue infrastructure (G&BI) deliver exceptional projects that make a positive difference in the world.

As Landscape Architects at TG, we approach each project creatively with a holistic, integrated process, developing the best outcomes for nature and people. Our projects vary in scale and setting, extending across many sectors.

At TG, we offer a friendly and supportive workplace within each of our offices. Our teams work with an integrated approach, allowing us to deliver high-quality, site-specific projects for our clients. We promote professional development and offer a competitive salary, pension scheme, opportunities to participate in our all-TG Syllabus learning programmes, and access to up to 2 professional subscriptions.

Ideally, the role is based in our London Office alongside our G&BI Director, but Manchester, Birmingham, or Bristol offices may also be suitable. TG offers a commitment to our core values and a range of benefits including Life Insurance, EV scheme, Mental Health support, and supported volunteering opportunities.

Is this role right for you?

We're looking for talented, creative, and enthusiastic landscape architects with experience running landscape design projects through LI/RIBA design stages, ideally within inter-disciplinary design teams. With our focus on green and blue infrastructure and designs with holistic environmental purpose, we would love to hear about your interests and motivations for connecting people and nature through your projects.

Your typical day-to-day tasks could include: Producing and overseeing design work as part of the team, preparation of green/blue infrastructure plans, landscape masterplans, graphics, design drawings tailored to different design stages, preparation of clear and concise reports, participating in team meetings, project reviews, and team workshops, carrying out site surveys, planning workflows, and supporting team tasks.

How to apply:

Please submit your CV and portfolio (with a selection of a maximum of 8 of your favourite projects) via our website. The limit on the file size allowed is 10MB for both CVs and attachments. Acceptable file formats include .docx, .pptx, .pdf, .pages, .txt, and .rtf.

Closing date: 6th December 2024.

Essential qualifications, skills and experience:

• A Landscape Architect with 3-5 years of professional experience.
• Qualification to postgraduate/diploma level in Landscape Architecture (or related field).
• Chartered Membership of the Landscape Institute (or equivalent professional certification) is viewed positively, although working towards chartership is also considered.
• Experience running projects as a project landscape architect, seeing projects through LI/RIBA design stages, and a willingness to engage with all design stages.
• Excellent spatial design skills; confident in developing proposals within a design team and enthusiastic about engaging with others' designs.
• Skills and insights in ecology, natural systems, and ecosystems services, with an understanding of sustainability and environmental design principles.
• Experience in client-facing and design-team roles.
• Understanding of inter-disciplinary inputs and how designs develop through stages and scales.
• Strong graphic communication skills; proficiency in AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, and ideally Revit.
• Full right to work in the UK.

Preferred skills and experience:

• Knowledge of the UK planning system.
• Experience with the Building with Nature Accreditation for Green Infrastructure.
• Experience of the tender process and on-site implementation.
• Experience mentoring team members and contributing to professional development across a team.
• Passion for plants, wildlife, trees, gardening, and designing planting schemes that connect people with natural processes.
• Ability to adapt proposals creatively to meet the brief.
• Ability to take direction, ask questions, support team members, and self-direct your workload.
• A practical, motivated, and positive attitude.
• Good time management and organizational skills.
• A full UK driving license.

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