winning work. Contribute to business development by growing opportunities in new and current markets/sectors, which may include attending networking events and expanding the company client base. Identify new markets and opportunities, cultivate innovative ways of working, and implement effective partnering wherever possible. Generate high impact innovative ideas and introduce new approaches. Anticipate trends and impacts of sustainability and regulatory factors on design work. Prepare architectural design proposals and presentations at all stages of a project. Meet with clients and construction professionals to discuss project objectives, budget, and feasibility of designs. Prepare meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes as required. Review local rules and regulations to ensure the construction project falls within all constraints. Create drawings, detailed drawings, schedules, and specifications for architectural projects. Use computer-aided design software (Revit) to create blueprints

and images. Coordinate work between contractors, surveyors, engineers, and design team to create a viable and deliverable design. Manage team members at Tate+Co in production and coordination of architectural information. Create and participate in engagement and consultation exercises with project stakeholders. Supervise the construction of buildings to ensure projects meet deadlines, stay on budget, and adhere to the original vision for the design. Visit proposed locations and building sites as required. Assist in the resolution of issues that arise during construction. General: Occasionally take on any incidental duties. Implement practice systems and policies including the Quality Management System, Health and Safety Policy, Sustainability Policy, and Equal Opportunities Policy. Requirements: Minimum of three years post-Part 3 qualification. Experience of running projects across all RIBA work stages. Experience of managing a small team or junior members of staff. Outstanding
organisational skills with the ability to work to tight deadlines. Excellent communication and confidence in dealing with clients. Strong design and technical skills. Good knowledge of UK building regulations and CDM/BSA. Experience of planning application procedures. Skilled in hand drawing. Excellent BIM and Revit knowledge. Excellent rendering skills (e.g., Enscape or V-Ray). Eligible to work in the UK. ARB Registered. Fluent in written and spoken English. All of our projects are underpinned by our passion for sustainability, and a similar ethical guiding principle would be welcomed. Salary: Dependent on experience but will be competitive. Please send CV with references and examples of work (max file size 5Mb). Please note we will not be able to contact all applicants. Closing date for applications is 10 March 2025. Tate + Co is an equal opportunities employer. For more information, visit www.tateandco.com . Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type
Full-time Job function Design, Business Development, and Project Management Industries Architecture and Planning #J-18808-Ljbffr

Tate+Co is seeking a Senior Architect to join its team in London. We have an opportunity for two senior architects to join our growing practice and work on our increasing number of exciting UK projects. We are architects, masterplanners, and interior designers. Our projects range in scale from large regenerative masterplans to individual houses, and we have a broad spectrum of clients, including schools, universities, developers, hotels, and Local Authorities. All our work fosters a connection to landscape, heritage, and community. We were founded in 2007 as sustainability specialists, based on our core belief that better spaces create better outcomes for people and planet. We want to create projects that demonstrate how a genuinely regenerative approach can create a better and more resilient outcome for all communities. And above all, we want to create places that people will love. Responsibilities: Prepare design proposals, presentations, and tender submissions for the purposes of