London, UK
Architect
at TDO
TDO is hiring Part 1, 2 and 3 architects to join its team in London.
TDO are seeking Part 1, 2 and 3 architects to join our central London studio to work with us on exciting projects in a friendly and collaborative environment. Our portfolio includes a range of residential and commercial projects.
We can offer a competitive salary based on experience.
We welcome applications from candidates with the following skills and essential experience:
- self-motivated and conscientious with a positive attitude
- ability to lead and work within a team
- fluent in AutoCAD and familiar with BIM software
- strong technical and graphics skills including the ability to communicate design information through different mediums including SketchUp and Adobe Creative Suite
- excellent written and spoken English
This vacancy is offered on a full time, permanent basis in our London studio. The studio is operating in compliance with Covid guidelines.
Applying
If you are interested in the role please send:
- a covering letter explaining your suitability for the role described above; a description of responsibilities and roles you have experience performing; and your availability/notice period
- your CV (two pages maximum) clearly setting out your qualifications and experience
- PDF (maximum 10MB) illustrating your work, demonstrating the skills set out above and explaining your role on the projects you include
About TDO
TDO is an AJ 40 under 40 practice founded in 2012. The practice is based in Southwark in a purpose-built studio suspended in a formerly disused railway arch near Tate Modern.
The three founders met at The Bartlett School of Architecture. The practice’s first built project, forest pond house (2013), a timber-framed meditation space and children’s den cantilevered over a garden pond, is emblematic of TDO’s approach: collaboratively designed by all three directors, it is characterised by simple forms, intersecting geometries and exposed materials.
Other built works include: old church street, an infill town house in Chelsea (2015); ‘right to flight’, a rooftop gallery pavilion designed in collaboration with artist James Bridle for Bold Tendencies in Peckham (2015); fab house, low cost modular terrace housing in North Shields, for Places for People and Urban Splash (2018); and the new offices for property specialists The Modern House (2018).
Current projects include the design of rooftop housing on St James’s Road, SE1 for Skyroom, an airspace developer in London specialising in the supply of keyworker homes; great suffolk yard, the redevelopment of industrial warehouse buildings in Southwark into a thriving new workspace, which is currently on site; and the Low Line arches, the adaption and reuse of vacant railway arches along the Low Line in Southwark, which challenges conventional fit outs with innovative proposals supporting local industries.
TDO projects feature regularly in the press and the practice was profiled in The Architecture Foundation’s New Architects 3, the definitive survey of Britain’s best emerging architects, published in 2016.