Are you a Landscape Architect looking to join a company that supports its employees’ long-term careers and offers hybrid working?
Our clients, a well-established multidisciplinary practice, who have considerable experience in environmental design and planning across a vast range of sectors, are currently looking for such an individual to join their team as a Landscape Architect.
This is a great opportunity to join a company that will enable you to develop a wide skill base while working within a friendly and supportive environment.
Working hours:
- Hybrid working
- Monday to Friday
- Full-time position
The successful Landscape Architect will be offered:
- Up to £45,000 (depending on experience)
- Pension
- Professional memberships are paid and a programme of CPD
- Cycle to work scheme
- Career progression
- Opportunities to develop your LVIA, landscape planning and report writing abilities
- Friendly and supportive workplace
- Increased annual leave with longevity
Landscape Architect requirements:
- Post-Grad Diploma or MA in Landscape Architecture
- CMLI preferred, but not essential
- Ability to work independently, as well as part of a wider team
- Good understanding and experience of the planning application, design process and all project stages
- Good graphic skills, including hand sketching and the ability to develop designs on paper, as well as digitally
- Strong in AutoCAD, Photoshop, SketchUp and InDesign
- Knowledge of BIM Level 2, Revit, Vectorworks, GIS, Artisan and/or Keyscape - not essential but beneficial
As a Landscape Architect, your role will involve:
- Involvement in a wide range of project types at all stages of the design and implementation process.
- Establish general landscape requirements with clients.
- Conduct preliminary studies of the site
- Accurately prepare and present detailed plans and working drawings of the re-design of the new site, including applications, construction details and specifications for the project using computer-aided design (CAD) packages or similar design software.
- Ensure deadlines are met.