Project Architect Overview • As a Project Architect, lead the design and execution of institutional and commercial architectural projects. • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative and functional architectural solutions. • Utilize Revit software to create detailed architectural designs and documentation. • Ensure projects meet client specifications, budgets, and timelines effectively. • Contribute to justice and corrections projects, applying specialized architectural knowledge. • Maintain compliance with industry standards and regulations throughout project phases. • Provide mentorship and guidance to junior architectural staff. • Engage in continuous professional development to stay updated with architectural trends and technologies. Project Architect Key Responsibilities & Duties • Develop and oversee architectural designs from concept to completion. • Coordinate with clients to understand project requirements and objectives. • Prepare detailed drawings and specifications using Revit software. • Manage project schedules, budgets, and resources effectively. • Conduct site visits to ensure adherence to design and construction standards. • Collaborate with engineers and contractors to ensure project success. • Address and resolve design and construction challenges promptly. • Maintain documentation and records for all project phases. • Participate in client presentations and stakeholder meetings. Project Architect Job Requirements • Bachelor of Science in Architecture (B.Arch.) or equivalent degree required. • Minimum of 5 years of architectural experience; 8-15 years preferred. • Proficiency in Revit software for design and documentation. • Experience in justice, corrections, or institutional/commercial projects is highly desirable. • Strong project management skills, including budgeting and scheduling. • Excellent communication and collaboration abilities. • Knowledge of industry standards, codes, and regulations. • Ability to work on-site and travel as required for project needs. • Commitment to professional growth and staying current with architectural advancements.