Cartwright
Pickard

About the Role

We are looking for motivated Architectural Technologists to join one of our project teams in our London, Leeds or Manchester studios. You will help turn design intent into buildings that are buildable, compliant and well detailed, working mainly from RIBA Stage 3 through to Stage 6.

You will typically work on large-scale residential, workplace, and mixed-use projects, taking responsibility for packages of technical work and acting as a trusted technical voice within the practice.

Location: London, Leeds or Manchester studio
Reporting to: Project Architect and Director
Experience: Typically 3 to 6 years in UK architectural practice

Key Responsibilities

• Produce and coordinate accurate technical information in Revit and AutoCAD to support planning, Building Regulations and construction
• Develop construction details independently, researching products, materials and methods
• Prepare technical design packages and drawings for statutory approvals
• Contribute to specifications and schedules in line with project requirements
• Work to the project BIM Execution Plan and ISO 19650-aligned information management processes
• Manage document control for incoming third-party information and outgoing issues
• Liaise directly with consultants, contractors and clients, and contribute to design team meetings and workshops
• Support the project team during construction, including responding to technical queries
• Apply the Practice’s quality, health and safety and environmental procedures, and your duties under the CDM Regulations
• Share knowledge through internal CPD sessions and studio discussions

Essential Skills and Experience

• Experience preparing technical delivery information within a UK architectural practice
• Sound working knowledge of current UK Building Regulations and construction methods
• Good understanding of the RIBA Plan of Work, particularly Stages 3 to 6
• Strong Revit skills and proficiency in AutoCAD
• Confident use of Microsoft Office
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to work to deadlines
• Clear written and verbal communication
• Able to work independently and as part of a team in an open-plan studio

Desirable

• Experience on residential projects, ideally including concrete frame or mid to high-rise schemes
• Experience of working with heritage assets
• Familiarity with NHBC guidance, space standards and relevant local design guides
• Working knowledge of NBS Chorus
• Knowledge of fire safety and Building Safety Act requirements for higher-risk buildings 

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent in Architectural Technology or a related subject
• CIAT membership (ACIAT) or working towards it (beneficial)Personal Qualities
• Self-motivated and proactive, comfortable taking responsibility for a package of work
• Collaborative, with good design awareness and respect for the wider team
• Committed to a career in architecture, with clear professional goals

Working at CP

We believe that good architecture comes from empowered people whose creativity and ingenuity is appreciated. At our open-plan studios in London, Leeds and Manchester, we’ve created an open, fair and friendly culture which allows our diverse team of talented individuals to flourish. We put a lot into the development and training of our staff. In return, we expect you to be at the top of your game, ambitious to learn and progress.

We are looking for people who are engaged in our mission and live by our values. These are:

• Consider every angle
• Put insight into action
• Make relationships matter
• Build a legacy

We are an employee-owned business which means everyone has a part to play and shares in the prosperity of the Practice. You can find out more about what it’s like to work here at www.cartwrightpickard.com/careers

About CP

Our mission is to meet the challenges that matter to people and planet, with architecture that looks beautiful, performs brilliantly, and grows old gracefully. By listening closely and challenging respectfully, we create value for everyone who encounters our architecture. Together, we unite head with heart and creativity with research to create places that improve people’s lives.

Equality, diversity and inclusion

We’re committed to making our practice and our industry a diverse, equal and inclusive place to work. We actively encourage applications from under-represented groups in architecture, including Black, Asian and minority ethnic people, people with disabilities and people who identify as being LGBTQ2IA+. Cartwright Pickard is an equal opportunities employer.

How to apply

If you’d like to apply for this role please submit your application via this form: Apply to join Cartwright Pickard

Please note that due to the high number of applications we receive, we can only respond to shortlisted applicants.