Project Architect - Multi-Family Residential / Commercial Mixed-Use

Job Details

Description

Client seeks a Project Architect to join its Multi-Family Residential/Commercial Mixed-Use team located in Los Angeles. The ideal candidate will collaborate with a diverse and creative team dedicated to excellence in design and innovative problem solving, with technical experience, and a drive to succeed. The position is focused on leading a team to the successful delivery of mid-to-large scale mixed-use projects domestically and internationally.

You will be an integral member of a diverse network of design professionals who value collaboration, fresh insight, and bold talent. You will also be part of a sought-after culture that supports dynamic career advancement and prizes work/life balance.

Responsibilities

• Initiates and manages documentation standards
• Works as a Project Architect at the front end of a project, SD onwards
• Initiates, coordinates, and manages the documentation process in Revit and/or CAD for medium to large scale mixed-use projects
• Ensures the technical integrity of documents using knowledge of applicable codes and standards
• Performs analytical tasks
• Collaborates with the design team to develop constructible solutions
• Collaborates and coordinates multiple consultants to ensure design and documentation meet project expectations

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture
• 10+ years of Architecture experience
• 5+ years' experience in a Project Architect role for Multi-Family Residential/Commercial Mixed-Use projects involving Renovation and Ground-up 
• Extensive experience with southern California agencies and entitlement and permitting process, particularly for mixed-use projects
• Experience on urban residential, hotel & retail typologies, southern California preferred
• Experience with Type III and Type V construction practices
• Proficiency in Revit and AutoCAD
• Experience leading, generating, and coordinating design documentation applying and managing QA procedures
• Experience in California
• Strong verbal and written communication
• Organized, detail-oriented and self-starter
• Licensed Architect preferred
• LEED accreditation preferred