Project Architect / Designer
Company Website David Coleman / Architecture
David Coleman/Architecture is looking for a talented Project Designer/Architect with 3 to 8 years’ experience to collaborate on exciting, innovative, modern, custom residential and small commercial projects. We are a small team of talented professionals focused on design. Our studio is casual, creative, and fun. The work is fast paced, sometimes intense, and team members wear many hats. This is a great opportunity for someone interested in learning about residential practice or having their own practice one day. The ideal candidate will be energetic and passionate about architecture and possess the following skills:
* Strong production skills, a love of detailing, and some CA experience.
* Proficiency in AutoCAD, Sketchup, Enscape, Microsoft Office and Adobe products.
* Ability to interact with, lead and collaborate with consultants, contractors, and clients.
* Ability to work independently.
* Ability to manage complex, small to medium sized projects. Specific experience in custom residential is helpful.
* Familiarity with local building/zoning codes and permitting processes.
If this sounds like you, please forward a resume and work samples to David Coleman, FAIA, at dc@davidcoleman.com
At David Coleman/Architecture, we believe that well designed buildings and environments contribute to a better life. Our work can be found throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. We are widely recognized for our design prowess and have won numerous awards, including the Gray Award for Residential Architecture. Our work has been featured in Luxe, Architectural Record, The New York Times, Dwell, Archdaily, Uncrate, and Dezeen, to name a few. Please see our website for more information – www.davidcoleman.com
DCA offers a competitive salary commensurate with the AIA Compensation Report and the Local Salary Survey. Benefits include PTO (vacation, holiday, and sick leave), flex time, Simple IRA after vesting, yearly bonus, some remote work, use of “The Hill House” in the Cascade mountains, etc.
