Project Architect

LRK; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

LRK, a recognized design firm, is seeking a Project Architect in Dallas, TX, to work on diverse projects including multi-family residential and retail. The role involves producing designs in Revit, managing construction documents, and requires 4+ years of experience and a professional degree in architecture. This is a chance for individuals passionate about design to contribute effectively to the team.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of proven experience in all phases of the design process.
• Comprehensive understanding of building technology and structures.
• Outstanding communication and client interaction skills.

Responsibilities

• Producing design through construction documents in Revit.
• Assisting or leading conceptual and schematic design.
• Managing production work with technical accuracy.

Skills

Communication

Problem Solving

Technical Accuracy

Education

Professional degree in architecture

Tools

Revit

InDesign

Photoshop

SketchUp Pro

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

LRK is a nationally recognized design firm built around a team of architects, urban designers, planners, and interior designers. We believe that great places are created through successful collaboration and careful consideration of how these disciplines impact and respect the surrounding community.

LRK is currently seeking a Project Architect to join our office in Dallas, TX working on a range of projects within new multi-family residential, mixed use, club house, retail, and adaptive reuse project types. If you are highly creative and passionate about design, this is an opportunity for you. Responsibilities include producing design through construction documents in Revit from conceptual drawings, assisting or leading conceptual and schematic design, and managing production work with a high level of technical accuracy.

The ideal candidate must have 4+ years of proven experience in all phases of the design process; possess a comprehensive understanding of building technology and structures; and have outstanding communication and client interaction skills. Demonstrated problem solving skills are required. Proficiency with Revit, InDesign, Photoshop, SketchUp Pro and Microsoft Office Suite is a must. Professional degree in architecture required. Architectural license and LEED AP preferred.

For more information on LRK, please visit www.lrk.com.

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