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Landolt + Brown is seeking a talented RIBA Part 2 architectural assistant to join its London studio.

We are looking for a recently qualified Part 2 architect with a minimum of nine month’s experience working in a UK architectural practice to join our award-winning team. The successful candidate will contribute to the design and delivery of community, infrastructure, civic – and cultural projects throughout the UK.

This role would suit an ambitious designer who combines strong design and presentation abilities with a genuine interest in the technical and collaborative aspects of architecture.

Essential requirements:

• applicants must
• hold a RIBA Part 2 qualification with a minimum of nine months’ experience working in a UK architectural practice
• demonstrate strong design, visual communication and presentation skills
• be proficient in SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite and AutoCAD
• have experience working within project teams and coordinating design information
• be eligible to work in the United Kingdom
• be available to commence employment at the start of September 2026

Desirable experience

The following experience would be advantageous:

• MicroStation proficiency
• infrastructure, transport or public-sector projects
• urban design or public realm projects
• understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes

Application requirements

Please submit:

• CV (maximum one page)
• portfolio (maximum 10 pages)
• covering letter (maximum 500 words)

Your portfolio should clearly identify:

• whether each project is academic or professional
• your role on each project
• RIBA work stages involved
• software used

Covering letter questions

Please include brief responses to the following:

• how many months of experience do you have working in a UK architectural practice?
• which software packages do you use regularly and to what level of proficiency?
• describe a project where you contributed to technical design, construction detailing or drawing production
• what interests you about infrastructure, civic and public-sector architecture?
• confirm your earliest available start date

Benefits

You will be joining a small, energetic and creative team working predominantly on public-sector projects.

We offer:

• 25 days annual leave plus public holidays
• London Living Wage accreditation
• a supportive and collaborative studio environment
• opportunities to work on award-winning civic, infrastructure and public-realm projects
• commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion

Salary: competitive and dependent upon experience.

No agencies please.

Applications that do not address the covering letter questions or clearly demonstrate the essential requirements will not be considered.

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