Architectural Assistant (Part 1) - Fordingbridge
We’re looking for a talented and motivated Architectural Assistant (Part 1) to join our Fordingbridge studio, stepping in...
Architectural Assistant (Part 1) - Fordingbridge
We’re looking for a talented and motivated Architectural Assistant (Part 1) to join our Fordingbridge studio, stepping into an established role within our friendly and collaborative team.
This opportunity comes as we continue to strengthen our support across key projects. As part of the team, you’ll contribute to the design and production of schemes across various sectors, gaining hands-on experience in a supportive environment.
As an Architectural Assistant (Part 1), you will also enjoy an interesting mix of responsibilities by:
• Researching and developing solutions to architectural problems.
• Preparing presentation materials using manual and digital techniques/software for internal and external purposes.
• Drafting and amending concept and detail designs using manual and digital techniques/software.
• Drafting and amending technical designs and production information using manual and digital techniques/software.
• Creating modelling schemes in 3D design software, including Revit/BIM.
• Preparing and/or commissioning measured surveys and site reports.
• Establishing and integrating technical information and statutory requirements into design and production drawings, including preparation of drawings for planning and building control approval, tender and construction purposes.
• Attending relevant design team meetings, following up action points and contributing to agenda items where appropriate.
• Maintaining office and project files, preparing drawing issues and maintaining project QA records.
• Participating in internal CPD presentations.
• Researching project briefs, materials and construction products and systems, including using the office library and electronic information retrieval systems.
Professional Competencies required for the role:
• ARB/RIBA Part 1 qualification
• Strong design awareness
• Aware in principle of responsibilities under RIBA and ARB Codes of Conduct
• Sound knowledge in the use of relevant software packages which include Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe creative suite, Sketch up
• Knowledge and understanding of CDM regulations
Maintaining a talented and successful team matters to us! Working together with others to share resources and information across the business, seek continuous improvement to develop individual capability and that of the team and being self-motivated and reliable are traits that are highly desirable for any of our roles.
What you will get in return:
Our people are at the heart of what we do. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package that promotes a work-life balance and supports your professional development needs. Life assurance, bonus scheme, Cycle to work scheme, Employee Assistance Program, hybrid working opportunities, regular social activities plus more are among some of the benefits on offer to our Corstorphine & Wright colleagues.
Corstorphine & Wright is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate and support diversity and we are committed to creating and maintaining an inclusive environment throughout the employee lifecycle.