Senior Architect

Location: Holborn, Central London Salary: £50,000 – £60,000 (Depending on experience)

Introduction:

This is an exceptional opportunity to join an award-winning, design-led architecture and interiors studio based in the heart of London. With a strong reputation for delivering beautifully crafted, high-end residential projects, the studio is known for its collaborative culture, thoughtful design approach, and commitment to quality at every stage. You’ll be joining a passionate and talented team working on some of the most prestigious projects in the city, in a studio that truly values creativity, initiative, and professional growth.

This opportunity would be ideal for a Senior Architect or Project Architect with proven experience in the luxury residential sector and is confident using AutoCAD.

Package:

\n £50,000 – £60,000 (Depending on experience) \n

Standard Annual Leave \n

Hybrid working \n

Pension Contributions \n

Exposure to prestigious central London projects \n

Collaborative, design-focused studio environment \n

Office: Holborn, Central London Hours: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday

Duties:

\n Lead and contribute to the design of high-end residential projects through all RIBA stages \n

Act as the primary client contact and manage relationships confidently \n

Coordinate internal teams, consultants and contractors \n

Oversee technical packages and produce detailed drawings in AutoCAD \n

Produce and review detailed drawings, specifications and technical packages \n

Ensure smooth delivery of projects on time, on budget and to a high standard \n

Contribute to the wider design direction of the studio \n

Requirements:

\n ARB registered and Qualfiied Architect \n

Minimum of 5 years post-Part III experience \n

Strong background in London-based luxury residential projects \n

Proficiency in AutoCAD is essential \n

Experience running projects independently from concept to completion \n

Excellent client-facing and communication skills \n

Solid understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes \n