Speculative Application – Part II Architectural Assistant (Residential)
Build your design career on housing projects that combine quality, innovation and social purpose.

Who We Are
Architecture Social is a specialist recruitment partner and professional community built for architects and designers. We work with residential practices across London that actively invest in early-career talent — studios offering structured Part III support, mentoring from experienced architects and real responsibility on live housing projects. These practices regularly ask us to identify standout Part II candidates before positions are publicly advertised.

What our clients typically ask for
RIBA Part II qualification from an accredited school of architecture

Proficiency in Revit and Adobe Creative Suite as core working tools

Strong design and presentation skills with a growing interest in residential architecture

Eagerness to contribute across multiple RIBA stages, from concept development to technical delivery

Good understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes

A collaborative attitude and genuine appetite for professional development towards Part III

If you are a motivated Part II with a passion for housing design, we want to hear from you.

Why Register With Architecture Social
Early access to opportunities: many practices brief us before Part II roles reach the open market

Studio alignment: we consider your design interests, learning goals and preferred studio culture before making introductions

Confidential support: portfolio feedback, salary insight and guidance on Part III pathways

Community benefits: join peer forums, attend skill-building webinars and tap into practical career tools on the Architecture Social platform

How to Apply
If a live vacancy suits you, apply through the listing and we will champion your application. If nothing fits right now, submit a speculative application here. Your profile joins our Part II residential talent pool, and we will contact you as soon as the ideal opportunity appears.