London, UK
Urban designer/senior urban designer
at Maccreanor Lavington
Maccreanor Lavington is hiring an urban designer/senior urban designer to join its team in London.
Maccreanor Lavington is a multi-award winning design led architectural practice with offices in Rotterdam and London, with a growing workload in our Clerkenwell studio. We are looking for an experienced urban designer or a senior urban designer, to join our growing urban studio team with an expanding portfolio of new work. You will work on projects ranging from national-level planning frameworks and major outline planning applications to design guides and characterisation studies.
Excellent design and technical skills are essential. Previous UK experience of working in urban design and knowledge of Revit and GIS would be a significant advantage.
Key responsibilities:
- leading masterplan/urban design/policy guidance projects with supervision
- monitoring project progress, spend, and resources
- coordinating inputs from team members and sub-consultants
- presenting to clients and stakeholders
- coordinating meetings with external parties
These responsibilities may be adjusted depending on the candidate’s experience.
Key skills:
- experience of successfully leading projects (for a senior urban designer role only)
- ability to develop urban designs that respond positively to their current context, whilst acknowledging their future situation
- ability to consider different scales simultaneously: strategic/masterplan/architectural
- graphic awareness and an ability to convey key messages in a digestible form
- ability to prepare engaging documents including both with a graphic focus or text focus
- ability to rapidly synthesise data, planning information, and other documentation
We are keen to meet motivated people to join our dedicated team and are committed to supporting your professional development.
Competitive salary offered depending on experience.
Maccreanor Lavington is an equal opportunities employer and we encourage applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic, disabled and women candidates, as these groups are underrepresented throughout the architecture profession.