4 of 4 RIBA Jobs in the Thames Valley

process by identifying new opportunities, marketing current clients for repeat business and assisting with proposals, budgets and schedules Travel may be required Qualifications: Accredited Master’s degree in Architecture (RIBA Part III or transferable equivalent) ARB Registration required Typically, 5+ years of experience Education experience essential Proficiency in Revit Experience working to Department for Education specifications and brief essential Proficiency More ❯

contractors, and on site, to ensure that these projects are delivered on time, on budget, and in a sustainable and highly compliant manner. Typically seeing a projects first at RIBA stage 3, your role as an Architect will see you reporting into an Associate Director or Senior Associate and working as part of a team upon London based residential or More ❯

Architect, you'll take a lead of a key project, working closely with the practice leadership team, and heading up your own team to take a project presently at RIBA stage 4, through technical design and then the construction phases, taking a lead on project coordination and key delivery targets. It is likely that you'll have extensive experience working More ❯

architectural projects across public and private sectors. Your strategic approach will be instrumental in positioning the business as a leader in architectural innovation and conservation. Associate Partner Requirements: ARB, RIBA qualified AABC, IHBC, RIBASCA - Highly desirable Minimum 10 to 15 years post-qualification experience Conservation, Heritage & Adaptive Re-use project experience Ability to lead and manage multiple architectural projects Business More ❯