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Livingston Builders Inc. seeks an architect or architectural professional with a passion for detailing—both traditional and contemporary—who will contribute to design coordination and construction management from concept through completion.
This in-office role is based in Midtown Manhattan, with travel to project sites about 25% of the time. You’ll collaborate with Principals, affiliated architectural teams, design consultants, and subcontractors on projects ranging from interior renovations to
About the Opportunity
Livingston Builders Inc. is a boutique residential general contractor with 32 years of experience delivering highly customized luxury construction throughout Palm Beach, New York City, Connecticut, Long Island, and the Hamptons. Our work spans intricate historic renovations, high-end interior projects, and design-build ground-up estates.We collaborate with leading architects, designers, and craftspeople, and take great pride in the quality of our work and the relationships we build with clients, partners, and one another. This role is employed by Livingston Builders Inc. and will work closely with our affiliated architectural teams and outside design consultants throughout the project lifecycle.We are a small, highly collaborative team offering direct exposure to the firm’s Principals and meaningful opportunities for professional growth. This is a fully in-office position based in our Midtown Manhattan office.
What to Expect
This role is ideal for an architect or architectural professional who is passionate about detailing—traditional and contemporary—and eager to be involved in both design coordination and construction management.
Projects are located in the greater New York metropolitan area, including Southern Connecticut, Westchester, the North Shore of Long Island, and the Hamptons as well as Palm Beach, Florida. Candidates must be available to travel to project sites approximately25% of the time.
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