London, UK
Part 2 architectural assistant
at Studio Sutton
Studio Sutton is seeking a Part 2 architectural assistant to join its central London-based practice.
Introduction
Since 2019, Studio Sutton have crafted meaningful, design-led and timeless spaces that go beyond form and structure to become positively lived experiences. The practice continues to grow and develop these principles across all the work it produces and has significant experience in delivering projects within the commercial workspace, hospitality and life-sciences sectors. The studio has earned international acclaim for the solutions they have brought to their completed projects.
The office is looking to add team members who are keen to be involved in the future growth and progress of the studio and contribute to the future vision of the practice. We see this as an interesting opportunity for someone who is ambitious and is seeking a role that they can grow and shape to make their own. The ideal candidate should be technically strong with a keen eye for quality, timeless design principles and possess excellent management skills.
Location:
London, United Kingdom
Experience Required:
RIBA Part 2 Qualification – Architecture
Type:
Full-time
Key responsibilities:
- assist in the design and delivery of projects from concept to completion, ensuring high standards of design and documentation
- produce accurate and detailed drawings, models, and visuals using industry-standard software (notably Revit and Vectorworks)
- support the preparation of planning and construction documentation, ensuring compliance with UK building regulations
- collaborate with clients, consultants, and team members to ensure effective project coordination and delivery
- develop creative and sustainable design solutions aligned with project briefs and the practice
- conduct independent research on materials, construction techniques, and regulations to inform design decisions
- participate in design reviews, contributing ideas and solutions to enhance project outcomes
- manage tasks effectively to meet deadlines and maintain the required quality standards
Key requirements:
- Revit experience is essential, proficiency with Vectorworks and Enscape is desirable
- project based experience working across multiple RIBA Workstages, including 4-6
- strong understanding of UK building regulations and construction principles
- ability to produce high-quality drawings, models, and visuals with a high attention to detail
- excellent communication skills in English, both written and verbal, with the ability to convey ideas clearly
- an ambitious and collaborative mindset, thriving in team environments and contributing to a positive studio culture, keen to learn, with the desire to share knowledge and experience
- passion for sustainability and an interest in integrating environmentally conscious practices into design
- a keen interest in professional development and open to completing Part 3 qualification
Why join Studio Sutton?
- opportunity to work on diverse and innovative projects
- be a part of a supportive and collaborative, close-knit team environment.
- commitment to professional development, including regular CPD, training opportunities and mentoring towards Part 3 qualification
- opportunity to contribute to the development of an architectural practice and lead project work
- competitive salary in line with RIBA benchmarking and experience
- Studio Sutton is an equal opportunities employer. We actively encourage applications from those with diverse or alternative backgrounds or those under-represented throughout the building industry
Interested in applying?
If you are an ambitious Part 2 architectural assistant ready to make an impact and grow your career with Studio Sutton, we’d love to hear from you!
Please submit your CV, including work samples, covering letter and salary expectations via the apply for job button below.
Files should be PDF only and less than 10MB. Applications with download links to file sharing applications and websites will be automatically rejected.
Full right to work within the UK is required.
We will be interviewing immediately with the start date for the role being early January 2025.