London, UK
Part 1 architectural designer
at Do Ho Suh
Do Ho Suh is seeking a Part 1 architectural designer to join its team in London.
The London-based studio of artist Do Ho Suh is looking for a Part 1 architectural designer. This role requires close collaboration with the artist and studio team on a diversity of projects from start to completion. The candidate will be required to multi-task and to take a flexible approach to juggling workloads.
Requirements:
- skilled in Rhino, VRay, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator and knowledge of other Adobe Suite softwares
- ideally have knowledge of Grasshopper and willing to develop skills with this programme
- knowledge of Cinema4D (Octane render) desired and/or other similar softwares, such as Maya, Houdini, 3DS Max etc.
- extremely organised and capable of juggling a busy workload
- friendly and personable
- an interest in art and creative approaches to architecture
Responsibilities include:
- establishing design briefs (could include artwork or exhibition design)
- sketching initial design ideas with the artist
- researching materials, processes or market requirements
- producing detailed final hand drawings and specifications and/or using dedicated computer software to produce design specifications, including costings
- producing Rhino 3D models from 3D archival scans/mesh data
- making samples or working models by hand or using computerised prototyping equipment
- testing design concepts by computerised modelling or physical hands-on testing of models
- liaising with external partners such as engineers and fabricators to discuss and negotiate appropriate production processes
- producing prototypes
- identifying the suitability and availability of materials. Co-managing architectural team’s supplies and organisation of space; liaising with the studio to order new supplies
- aiding the studio team with administrative and day-to-day tasks as required
The role is based in the studio in N1, London, five days a week (9 to 5.30pm). Competitive salary and attractive benefits after 12 months of service.
Please submit your CV, portfolio and a cover letter outlining why you are suited to this role using the ‘apply for job’ button below, with the subject line: ‘Part One application’. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee a response to those applicants who have not been shortlisted. If you do not hear from us by 16 September please assume that you have not been shortlisted on this occasion.
We value diversity and particularly welcome applicants from those under-represented in the art and architecture sectors, including those from a Global Majority background.