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Project Management
Client-side delivery: programme, cost, risk and coordination across the built environment. What project managers do and who is hiring.
Knowledge
Working in project management.
Project management is the discipline of delivering buildings on the client’s behalf: programme, cost, risk and the coordination of everyone else on this site. The project manager is the client’s conductor.
People arrive from architecture, surveying, engineering and construction, and designers cross over particularly well because they understand what they are managing. PM consultancies work across every sector, which makes the discipline one of the most resilient careers in the industry.
This hub gathers the live picture for project management: who is hiring, which firms are growing, and the conversations shaping the discipline right now.
- The client’s conductor
Project managers run the client’s interests: programme, cost, risk and the consultant team.
- Designers cross over well
Architects make strong project managers because they understand the design being managed.
- It crosses sectors
PM firms work across every sector, which makes the discipline resilient.
Roles
Roles in project management.
Each role hub carries live jobs, people and salary guidance for that title.
Learn
Learn about project management.
- PodcastChanging Careers from Architecture to Development, ft. Dolunay DogahanThe Architecture Social PodcastListen
- PodcastRuchi Sabale, Associate and Project Manager in ArchitectureThe Architecture Social PodcastListen
- GuideChanging Careers from Architecture to Development Management, ft. Dolunay Dogahan (CO—RE)CPD guide from the podcastRead
- GuideA Multidimensional Career in Architecture ft. Ruchi Sabale, Associate and Project ManagerCPD guide from the podcastRead
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