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Project Architect – Níall McLaughlin Architects

Níall McLaughlin Architects is looking for project architects in London to run medium to large projects and lead small teams; applications close on 5 November 2026.

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Níall McLaughlin Architects is looking for highly motivated project architects to join its London studio and work on ambitious projects across local and international sectors. The listing was posted on 8 October 2026 and closes on 5 November 2026; the practice offers a competitive salary commensurate with experience.

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The role

Project architects lead the day-to-day coordination of the design consultants and are responsible for clear communication with stakeholders and experienced client user groups, while overseeing a small team of architects and assistants and reporting to a practice director or principal.

  • delivering complex, large-scale projects and ensuring work stages are delivered on time
  • developing integrated designs from concept to detailed design
  • managing planning and tender submissions, including detail packages
  • liaising with contractors and carrying out site inspections under a range of contracts

Requirements

  • At least five years of post-Part 3 experience and a record of running medium to large projects
  • Exceptional design and detailing skills and experience across all RIBA stages
  • Strong interpersonal, team building, communication and presentation skills, and current technical knowledge
  • Adobe Suite; Vectorworks and Rhino are an advantage and Revit is beneficial
  • Experience of restoration projects is beneficial but not essential

Applications are by email only: send a cover letter, CV and samples of work as one combined PDF of no more than 7 MB to [email protected], with the role in the subject line. The practice particularly encourages applications from groups currently underrepresented in architecture.

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