Project Architect

Our client, a progressive and well-established architectural practice based in Glasgow, is looking to appoint a talented Project Architect to join their growing team. This is a fantastic opportunity to become part of a studio that is genuinely invested in supporting career development, offering the right environment for architects to grow, thrive and take ownership of their work.

With a strong and expanding pipeline of projects, primarily within the residential sector, the practice delivers a diverse range of schemes, from thoughtfully designed small-scale developments to large, multi-million-pound housing projects. The successful candidate will play a key role across all RIBA stages, contributing both technically and creatively.

While proficiency in Revit is highly desirable, support and training are available for candidates looking to strengthen their software capabilities. The ideal candidate will bring ambition, a collaborative mindset, and a passion for high-quality residential design. This role offers the chance to build a rewarding, long-term career within a supportive and forward-thinking practice that values its people and their professional journey.

The practice is open-minded in its search but is particularly keen to hear from Architects with experience delivering residential projects in Scotland.

• Daily use of Revit across live projects
• Production of high-quality drawings, technical packages, and design solutions
• Involvement across all RIBA work stages
• Coordination and communication with clients, contractors, consultants, and statutory authorities
• Opportunity to contribute to a practice committed to staff development
• Engagement across a varied portfolio of residential schemes throughout Scotland

• Fully Qualified Architects (RIBA / RIAS / ARB)
• Based in or within commuting distance of Glasgow
• Demonstrable experience working on residential projects in Scotland
• Knowledge of Revit advantageous
• Experience managing projects or readiness to step into a job-running role
• Strong design, problem-solving and presentation skills
• Good understanding of Scottish building warrants and planning processes

• Holiday that accrues with service
• Christmas shutdown period
• Hybrid working arrangements
• Flexible working with core hours between 10am - 3pm
• Paid overtime (where agreed in advance)
• Regular charity and social events