Project Architect Overview • The Project Architect role involves leading architectural design projects, ensuring creative and collaborative solutions that align with the client's vision and standards. • Contribute to diverse projects, including residential, academic, religious, commercial, and civic designs, fostering impactful architectural experiences. • Work in a dynamic environment requiring self-direction, sound judgment, and meticulous attention to detail. • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative and sustainable architectural solutions. • Utilize advanced tools like Revit, AutoCAD, and Sketchup/Formit to create detailed architectural designs and presentations. • Engage in construction administration processes, ensuring compliance with design and quality standards. • Stay updated on advancements in building technologies and engineering systems to enhance project outcomes. • Mentor and develop junior staff, fostering a culture of growth and collaboration within the team. Project Architect Key Responsibilities & Duties • Lead the design process, ensuring adherence to project goals and standards of excellence. • Coordinate the development of comprehensive project documentation, including construction drawings and details. • Participate in construction administration, reviewing shop drawings, material samples, and submittals. • Administer project analysis for compliance with accessibility, zoning, and life-safety regulations. • Contribute to marketing pursuits, proposal preparation, and client interviews. • Foster collaboration within project teams, ensuring effective communication and high performance. • Maintain awareness of advancements in building technologies and engineering systems. • Review project work for accuracy, compliance, and adherence to office standards. Project Architect Job Requirements • Bachelor of Science in Architecture (B.Arch.) with 8+ years of professional experience. • Proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, and Sketchup/Formit for design and documentation. • Strong skills in hand sketching, 3D renderings, and verbal presentations. • Knowledge of architectural design, building materials, codes, and construction technologies. • Commitment to sustainability principles and practices in architectural projects. • LEED AP credential preferred for enhanced sustainability expertise. • Ability to manage multiple projects, ensuring organization and time management. • Strong leadership and mentorship capabilities to inspire and develop team members.