Principal Landscape Architect

Robert Doughty Consultancy Ltd seeks a passionate and talented Chartered Landscape Architect with a flair for design, good presentation skills and a detailed understanding of Biodiversity Net Gain. An ecology qualification or relevant experience would be advantageous.

This opportunity has arisen due to the current Principal Landscape Architect relocating.

Our existing workload consists of master planning, detailed design in commercial and residential sectors and coordination of Biodiversity Net Gain advice and proposals. Applicants should possess good design ability and be team players to become part of this successful and established Practice.

• Excellent communication, organisational and time management skills
• A strong command of written and spoken English
• Project management and strong report writing

We offer a comprehensive employment package, a friendly working environment and the opportunity to contribute to a growing family-runmulti-disciplinary business.

The post will be based at our office in Helpringham in Lincolnshire, but with a hybrid working policy of a minimum of 50% of working hours in our offices with suitable IT equipment supplied to also work from home.

Our office hours are 9am to 5.30pm Monday to Thursday and an early finish of 4.30pm on Fridays.

We encourage our staff to develop their personal and professional skills. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to be directly involved in a range of schemes and will be expected to undertake continued professional development.

If you believe you meet our criteria please email us at  with a covering letter, copy of your CV and examples of your work.

RDC is a specialist Town Planning, Architecture and Landscape Architecture consultancy. With three disciplines working as one team, we deliver projects that reach their fullest potential; from residential and commercial, to leisure, industrial, energy, and more.

Based in Lincolnshire, we support clients across the county, and further afield in Cambridgeshire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, the wider East Midlands and beyond.