Senior Project Architect Overview • The Senior Project Architect will lead architectural projects, focusing on urban multi-family housing developments, ensuring compliance with state and local building codes. • Collaborate with a high-performing team to deliver innovative solutions in new construction, renovation, and adaptive reuse projects. • Engage with clients, consultants, and contractors to ensure project goals and quality standards are met. • Coordinate technical solutions and oversee project documentation to align with design intent and regulatory requirements. • Provide leadership in project scheduling, budget management, and supervision of junior staff members. • Utilize Revit Architecture in a shared BIM environment to produce detailed construction documents. • Maintain proactive communication with regulatory authorities, inspectors, and owner representatives for quality control and compliance. • Contribute to the advancement of the organization through collaborative teamwork and innovative architectural practices. Senior Project Architect Key Responsibilities & Duties • Collaborate with designers, consultants, and contractors to ensure project objectives are met efficiently. • Coordinate technical solutions and manage project scheduling to align with design and construction goals. • Supervise junior staff and oversee technical documentation to maintain project quality standards. • Respond to RFIs and review submittals and shop drawings for accuracy and compliance. • Interface with regulatory authorities and inspectors to ensure adherence to building codes and ordinances. • Provide design and construction administration services, focusing on exterior envelope systems and life safety features. • Develop construction documents with a focus on wood-frame multifamily housing projects. • Maintain proactive communication with stakeholders to address challenges and ensure project success. Senior Project Architect Job Requirements • Bachelor of Architecture degree required; Master of Architecture degree preferred. • Registered Architect in good standing to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. • Minimum of 10 years of professional experience; 12 years preferred. • LEED Accreditation is advantageous for sustainable project development. • Proficiency in Revit Architecture within a shared BIM environment is required. • Strong knowledge of local and state building codes and ordinances. • Exceptional skills in scheduling, staff management, and time management. • Experience with wood-frame multifamily housing projects and construction documentation.