Part II Architectural Assistant

ADP; Oxford; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9-day working fortnight

Employee-owned practice

Job summary

ADP in Oxford is seeking a qualified and experienced Part II Architectural Assistant to contribute to designing spaces that serve people and communities. You'll join a collaborative studio working across residential, commercial, healthcare and education projects.

The role offers exposure to high-profile schemes and a supportive path to develop skills within a people-centred, employee-owned practice that values sustainability, belonging and engagement, with a 9-day working fortnight.

Qualifications

• Qualified Part II Architectural Assistant with experience.

Responsibilities

• Produce strong effective designs aligned with project vision.
• Coordinate and maintain project information integrity.
• Manage project quality tasks and ensure compliance with BIM standards.
• Review design against project brief and participate in design reviews.
• Adhere to RIBA Plan of Work and current regulations.

Job description

• Producing strong effective designs with appropriate competent technical solutions that align with our vision.
• Taking responsibility for the production, coordination and integrity of project specific information.
• Taking responsibility for all project specific quality management tasks.
• Ensuring that all work is prepared in accordance with the practice's BIM standards and protocols.
• Having a clear understanding of ADP's scope of services for projects and being aware of applicable change control processes.
• Regularly reviewing the design against the project brief and participate in design reviews.
• Ensuring that service is delivered in accordance with the quality management system.
• Maintaining a clear understanding of the RIBA Plan of Work.
• Maintaining a clear understanding of the current legislation, regulations and standards.
• Maintaining suitable knowledge of sector specific regulations and legislation.

We're looking for a qualified and experienced Part II Architectural Assistant to help us design a better everyday - one where buildings genuinely serve the needs of the people who use them. If you're a highly talented designer who's looking for their next exciting challenge in our Oxford team, this could be the role for you.

At ADP, you'll have the opportunity to develop your skills in a chosen sector or as an all-rounder, working with our cross-practice specialists in sectors including residential, commercial, healthcare and education design. You'll also be able to work on projects that truly benefit their communities, from large laboratory buildings to mixed-use developments, sensitive refurbishments to envelope-pushing new builds, £100m high-profile schemes to local grassroots projects. Recent highlights include the transformation of an Art Deco Debenhams store into the University of Gloucestershire's city campus and delivering our award-winning GP Surgery in Hackney, The Portico.

With seven studios across the UK, Cyprus and India and 60 years history, we work collaboratively to deliver buildings that make a real difference.

We design around the principles of sustainability, belonging and engagement, rethinking the built environment to create a better future.

Our recent awards include Architect of the Year at the OxProp Awards, Best Student/Pupil Experience Project at the Learning Places Scotland Awards and the AJ Architecture Award for Best Health and Wellbeing Project.

ADP is an employee-owned practice meaning that all staff have a say in how the business is run, and everyone benefits from its success.

We know that a healthy work-life balance is key and in addition to other benefits all staff work a 9-day working fortnight.

• all staff work a 9-day working fortnight.

We're an equal opportunities employer and a gold-standard investor in people, reflecting our belief that it takes a people-centred practice to create people-centred architecture.

Diversity is at the heart of our success, and we welcome applications from underrepresented groups.