Part 1 Architectural Assistant

Part 1 Architectural Assistant Dorking £22,000 - £26,000 (dependent on experience) A well-respected and long-established architecture and surveying practice in South East London is looking to welcome a motivated and enthusiastic Part 1 Architectural Assistant to their team. Known for their professional, design-conscious approach, the practice delivers a wide range of projects across the residential, education, commercial, and heritage sectors. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent Part 1 graduate looking to gain hands-on experience in a supportive, multidisciplinary environment where creativity and attention to detail are highly valued. Key responsibilities for this Part 1 Architectural Assistant role:  Assist with the development of design proposals and presentation material across all RIBA stages Support senior team members in producing drawings, models, and visualisations using AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite Carry out site visits, surveys, and assist with the preparation of planning and building regulation submissions Participate in design reviews and contribute ideas to the team’s collaborative processRequirements for this Part 1 Architectural Assistant role:  A recognised undergraduate degree in Architecture (RIBA Part 1 or equivalent) Strong design, drawing, and presentation skills Proficiency in AutoCAD and Adobe Creative Suite; experience with SketchUp or Revit is a plus A proactive attitude with excellent organisational and communication skills A keen interest in the technical and practical aspects of architectureWhy apply? Join a friendly, supportive team with a strong reputation in the industry Work on a diverse range of real-world projects with mentorship from experienced professionals Opportunity for professional growth and development towards Part 2 Competitive salary and benefits packageTo apply, please send your CV and portfolio to (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for further information Salary: GBP 18700 - 22700 per year

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