Architecture Project Manager

Lawrence Perry And Associates, Inc.; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 100,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Retirement planning

Job summary

Lawrence Perry And Associates, Inc. in Dallas seeks an Architecture Project Manager to lead complex projects from conception through completion, ensuring design excellence, technical accuracy, and financial performance.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor’s and/or Master’s in Architecture, an active Texas license, 10+ years of experience, and proficiency in MS Project and Excel; Revit and Adobe Creative Suite are a plus. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s and/or Master’s Degree in Architecture.
• Active architecture license in Texas.
• 10+ years of experience in all phases of architectural projects.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Project and Excel.
• Knowledge of project business: scope, fee, schedule and budget.

Responsibilities

• Take ownership of projects from inception to completion across all phases.
• Lead project goals including integrated design, budget adherence and scheduling.
• Develop and manage schedules, budgets, and work plans.
• Oversee contracts, financials, and construction administration.
• Build relationships with clients, builders, authorities and stakeholders.
• Review research on products and construction methods.
• Serve as Architect of Record with oversight and stamping where required.
• Mentor and support team growth with knowledge sharing.

Skills

Project management

Budgeting

Scheduling

Client relations

Leadership

Contract administration

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Architecture

Tools

Microsoft Project

Excel

Revit

Adobe Creative Suite

Job description

Join the 2025 AIA Firm Award Winner shaping a more sustainable future. LPA is a collective of designers, engineers, and researchers committed to tackling the biggest issues of our time. Our "No Excuses" integrated design approach was recognized by the AIA as “a trailblazer in sustainable, high-performance architecture". At LPA you’ll be part of the team that is changing the way the industry thinks about design and carbon emissions, built around the belief that we only achieve our goals when everybody has a seat at the table and all input is valued.

We’re currently seeking an Architecture Project Manager to join our dynamic Dallas studio. You’ll be part of a culture that values deep collaboration, technical excellence, and continual growth. Examples of projects completed by our Dallas studio include Sheffield Elementary School and Broughton Recreation Center. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across our studios in California and Texas - help bring high-performance, community-first design to life.

What You’ll Do

• Take ownership of projects from inception to completion, contributing across all phases and ensuring design excellence, technical accuracy, and successful delivery.
• Lead the achievement of project goals, including integrated design and planning objectives, budget adherence, schedule management, and overall financial performance.
• Develop and manage project schedules, budgets, and work plans throughout all phases.
• Oversee contracts, financials, and construction administration with accuracy and accountability.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, builders, governing authorities, stakeholders, and internal team members.
• Review and guide research into products, systems, and construction methods to support project innovation and quality.
• Serve as the Architect of Record, providing professional oversight, signing, and stamping project documentation as required.
• Mentor, coach, and support the professional growth of team members by sharing knowledge, training, and leadership.

What We Offer

At LPA, your growth and contributions matter. We foster a collaborative culture where creative ideas are valued, and voices are heard.

• Mentorship from Managing Directors, Design Directors, and senior team members across disciplines.
• Career development support, including professional development grants and in-house training.
• Ongoing education through LPA+U courses and Tech Talks focused on innovative, sustainable practices.
• 8 paid hours of volunteer time each year.
• Opportunities to propose and lead projects that impact your local community, including more than $1 million since 2015 in Habitat for Humanity builds, scholarships, and other pro bono community projects.
• Access to our Professional Development Grants program, created to encourage professional development and further LPA's collective knowledge as a firm. Over the life of the grant program, we have invested $1,196,890 and impacted 848 LPA employees.

Required

• Bachelor’s and/or Master’s Degree in Architecture.
• 10+ years of experience in all phases of architectural projects.
• Active architecture license in Texas.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Project and Excel.
• Knowledge in management of project business: scope, fee, schedule, work plans and budget.

Preferred

• Knowledge of Revit and Adobe Create Suite.

LPA is an integrated design firm with offices in California and Texas, focused on creating forward-thinking, sustainable spaces that make a positive impact. We believe great design begins with great people, which is why we foster a supportive, collaborative environment where creativity, curiosity, and professional growth are encouraged. Our culture values diversity, promotes wellness, and supports a healthy work-life balance. At LPA, we offer competitive salaries and a robust benefits package—including health and dental insurance, retirement and financial planning, wellness initiatives, and flexible work/life programs.

This position is eligible for an annual bonus. If you are hired at LPA, your base salary is based on factors such as geographic location, skills, education, experience and/or project complexity. We believe in the importance of pay equity and consider the internal equity of our current team members as part of any final offer.

LPA uses E-Verify to confirm the employment eligibility of new hires.

Compensation Range: $100K - $155K