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Part II Architectural Assistant - Revit and Residential Design

Salary
£30,000 to £35,000 a year
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Area
London
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Workplace
Hybrid
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Posted
9 Oct 2026
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Develop residential projects from design proposals to construction information. This London role suits a Part II Architectural Assistant who is confident in Revit and wants to contribute within a wider design team.

What you will work on

  • Develop Revit models and construction drawings for residential projects.
  • Coordinate technical drawings with project requirements and Building Regulations.
  • Support multidisciplinary design coordination.
  • Contribute to design meetings and client presentations.

What you will bring

  • Part II architectural qualification and demonstrable Revit skills.
  • Residential project experience from internships or early practice roles.
  • Knowledge of design processes, construction information and Building Regulations.
  • Clear communication and careful attention to detail.

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