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Project Architect | High-end Residential Sector
- Salary
- Typically £42k to £52k
- Salary guide, not this role's pay
- Workplace
- On-site
- From the advert
- Posted
- 15 Oct 2026
- Advert published
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The full advert
Most Project Architect roles ask you to spread yourself across a dozen schemes at once. This one is different. You will work on high-end and private residential projects, where detail, material quality and a close client relationship carry the job.
The studio works across residential and high-end residential. If you care about getting the drawing right and seeing a building through, read on.
The Practice
- This is an architecture practice working across residential and high-end residential projects.
- The studio places weight on personal development, so you will have room to grow in the role.
- You will work on private homes where material quality and detail matter.
The Work
- You will run residential projects across all RIBA stages.
- You will produce and coordinate the technical drawings that take a scheme to site.
- You will work closely with clients on high-end homes where the relationship matters.
- You will keep design intent intact from early concept through to construction.
- You will coordinate with consultants to keep a project moving.
What You Need
- You have at least three years of post-Part 3 experience in the UK.
- You have run residential projects through design and delivery.
- Experience with ArchiCAD is essential.
- Experience with Vectorworks, SketchUp or Adobe Photoshop would be preferred.
- You can produce technical drawings to a high standard.
- You communicate clearly with clients and consultants.
The Offer
- You will join a practice that works on high-end residential projects.
- You will have genuine support and an outlined career progression plan.
- You will work within a growing studio.
Apply now to be considered, or message us to talk it through first.
Ready when you are.
The practice stays confidential until interview stage.
