Future Firm seeking Project Architect in Chicago, IL, US

ArchiECHO; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A forward-thinking architecture firm in Chicago seeks a licensed Project Architect with over 5 years of experience. The role includes leading project delivery and documentation while overseeing the design vision. Candidates must demonstrate strong collaboration skills and experience throughout all design phases. This position offers a chance to work with changemakers in various sectors, including commercial and non-profit projects.

Qualifications

• Licensed Architect with 5+ years of experience.
• Experience across all phases of design.
• Preferred licensure in a US state; progress accepted.

Responsibilities

• Lead project delivery and documentation.
• Oversee design vision and collaborations.
• Coordinate with clients and project stakeholders.

Skills

Project delivery

Design vision leadership

Client communication

Collaboration with teams

Construction phase experience

Job description

Future Firm seeking Project Architect in Chicago, IL, US

Future Firm is an architecture and design research office. We are architects for changemakers. Founded in 2015, the architecture practice works on with individuals and organizations catalyzing transformation in their communities and industries, through commercial, arts and culture, and non‑profit facility projects. We focus on using design to synthesize the aims and efforts of multiple stakeholders and creating flexible space for diverse needs.

Future Firm is seeking a licensed Project Architect with 5+ years of experience to join our practice. Project Architect will be responsible for project delivery, leading the design vision and documentation. Project Architect will lead collaborations within the firm with staff designers; communicate with clients and other project stakeholders; and coordinate with project consultants. Experience across all phases of design, including construction phase experience, is required. Licensure in a US state is preferred; licensure in progress is accepted…