London, UK
Architects, Part 2 architectural assistants and technologists
at Anthro Architecture
Anthro Architecture is hiring architects, Part 2 Architectural assistants and technologists to join its team in London/Essex, UK.
We are looking for talented architects, experienced Part 2 architectural assistants, and technologists for both our Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, and London studios.
You will initially be responsible for the production of specification and drawing packages, so must be able to demonstrate knowledge of UK building regulations and experience of NBS specification writing as well as general job running capabilities.
Anthro Architecture is a design-focused, people-friendly team of architects. We create buildings that are places for living – intelligently tailored to meet our client’s needs and beautifully crafted for the context in which they are built.
We seek to create innovative and beautifully crafted buildings that enrich the lives of the people we design for. Through our engaging and collaborative design process, we are developing a strong reputation for finding imaginative solutions to the challenges of each individual project while designing buildings that creatively add value for our clients.
We believe strongly in teamwork and we encourage open-minded collaboration within our design teams – with our clients, investors, and most importantly, with the people for whom we design.
Our growing London/Essex-based team is working on a number of exciting projects in both the UK and Ireland, including bespoke residential projects, restaurant, office, and retail developments.
We use Vectorworks and SketchUp extensively, so you must be very comfortable using these packages. We are happy to provide additional training to increase your skills and can offer excellent career prospects to the right candidate.
Please send us your CV and short PDF portfolio, along with a covering letter, detailing why you would like to work for Anthro Architecture. No agencies, please.
Please confirm which studio you are applying to and that you can legally work in the UK.
You may be required to work remotely on a temporary basis due to Coronavirus restrictions.