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Senior Architect required to join busy Manchester city-centre Architectural practice as they enter a project period of sustainable growth following various project wins in the Residential sector.

Our client are an established Architectural studio with a history of designing thoughtful, modern buildings across the North-West region. Their hub in Manchester city centre is home to an experienced and diverse mixture of Architects and Architectural Technicians. Their team of Directors have a wealth of knowledge and experience across a multitude of design sectors. They have established firm relationships with a list of key clients in the Manchester area and have a strong order book for the forthcoming 18-24 months and beyond.

As they look to build for the future, they are looking at 2 or 3 new hires before the end of 2024. This first key hire will be a Senior Architect to work primarily on Larger-scale, New-build Residential projects .. think medium/high rise apartment buildings and similar. There will also be the opportunity to work on Large-scale building refurbishments (listed buildings with both a Residential and Commercial focus) and some schemes in the Leisure, Industrial and Mixed-Use sectors.

The Senior Architect should meet the following criteria.

·ARB/RIBA Qualified Architect.
·Minimum of 5-8 years post-qualification experience.
·Preferably a good mixture of Deign & technical skills.
·REVIT knowledge would be beneficial, however training can be offered.
·Job-running capabilities.
·Ability to work in a team management capacity.
·Excellent communication skills.

If you meet the criteria listed above and have a genuine passion for high-quality Residential design, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

This company will pay well to get the right people on-board. Full salary details available through conversation with Will @ Conrad Consulting.

They are primarily office-based currently to perpetuate their collaborative working culture.

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