Associate Architect Role Summary
Job Title: Associate Architect – 9-Month Contract
(Potential for permanent role thereafter)
Location: London
Salary: £55,000 pro rata
Sector: Multi-Unit Residential Housing
Software: Revit
Working Pattern: Hybrid – 4 days in-studio, 1 day WFH
A leading London-based architecture studio is seeking a talented and experienced Associate Architect to join their team on a 9-month fixed-term contract, covering an exciting new residential project. This role may transition to a permanent position, subject to project progress and performance.
The Associate Architect Role:
This is a hands-on position requiring strong leadership and project delivery skills. You’ll be stepping into RIBA Stage 4 delivery, with oversight of Stage 5 on the horizon. The role will involve managing a team of architects and assistants, coordinating with clients and contractors, and solving design and technical challenges with a practical, solutions-driven approach.
About You:
Proven experience working on UK residential tall buildings at RIBA Stages 4 & 5
Expert-level Revit skills – essential for this role
Strong team leadership experience, mentoring and guiding architectural staff
Confident and clear communicator – both client and contractor facing
Proactive problem-solver with a detail-driven mindset
Why Join?
The studio offers a collaborative and dynamic environment with plenty of social and professional development opportunities. While the following benefits apply to permanent staff only, they give a sense of the studio culture and what may await should the role convert:
Health and life insurance
Enhanced maternity, paternity, and shared parental leave
Cycle-to-work and tech schemes
Monthly studio lunches and Thursday drinks
Regular outreach initiatives and a vibrant social calendar
Comprehensive CPD and training support
Apply now to join a design-led practice known for their innovative approach to housing and community-focused schemes. This is an excellent opportunity to make a tangible impact on a major residential project – with the potential to stay and grow within the team long-term.