Architect - Commerical refurbishment


Details:
  • Salary: £45,000 - 75,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: City of London London
  • Date: 16 hours ago
Description:

Architect - Design Management | Commercial Fit-Out & Refurbishment | London

Fawkes & Reece are proud to be working with a leading commercial fit-out and refurbishment contractor delivering high-value Cat A, Cat B and cut-and-carve projects across London.

They are looking to speak with Architects and Senior Architects who are keen to move into a more contractor-focused Design Management position.

The role would suit an architect with strong technical delivery experience, particularly across commercial offices, refurbishment, Cat A/B fit-out or cut-and-carve projects, who wants to become more involved in coordinating consultants, managing design development and delivering projects on site.

Projects can range up to £30m+, offering exposure to complex commercial schemes and a clear route into Design Management.

Ideal background: Architect / Senior Architect / Project Architect with strong technical and construction-stage experience

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