London, UK
Graduate landscape architect
HTA Design is looking for a graduate landscape architect to join its London practice.
Job reference: GLA04
Contract: permanent, full-time)
Salary: competitive
HTA Design is an award winning multi-disciplinary design partnership of specialist teams working collaboratively in architecture, landscape architecture, communications, sustainability and planning.
We are seeking an ambitious and talented graduate landscape architect to join our growing landscape design team.
This role would be ideal for either a new graduate, or someone taking a year out of University. Please confirm details of your situation on application.
You will take responsibility for completing packages of work allocated by the partner for landscape design or other landscape architects and achieving the required quality standards in accordance with project plans and objectives.
The right candidate will have:
– a relevant degree in landscape architecture/other relevant undergraduate BA/BSc, or Postgraduate degree/Masters MA/MSc
– some experience in the design and implementation of hard and soft landscape schemes reflected through a portfolio which reflects strong design skill, flair and attention to detail
– excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to interact comfortably with people at all levels
– the confidence to take responsibility and to manage their own time and workload, establishing priorities and working to deadlines under pressure
– good IT skills, with experience of using MS Office applications, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite
Please visit our website to view the full job description and person specification.
HTA is an equal opportunities employer.
If you have what we are looking for and want a role with excellent career development opportunities and a supportive environment, then why not apply?
To apply, please visit our website at: https://www.hta.co.uk/people#recruitment to upload a brief letter of introduction, including your salary expectations and your CV and portfolio samples.
Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.