Northeast Collaborative Architects

Northeast Collaborative Architects (NCA) is seeking highly talented and motivated professionals for the following positions. NCA delivers quality, inspiring designs for diverse project types. Our award-winning solutions address the evolving challenges of the built environment. We're seeking to add to our dynamic team and exciting work culture in either our Connecticut or Rhode Island office. Project Architect, minimum 8 years experience in an architectural practice: -Design-oriented, collaboration-based role to lead and execute projects directly with firm principals -Generate solutions and be a key part of the project team in delivering all drawings and documents required -BIM experience required (ArchiCAD experience preferred; we will train if proficient in Revit); use of 3-D visualization tools preferred -Technical expertise in architectural detailing of and an understanding of building codes for commercial and institutional projects, commensurate with years' experience indicated, is required -Role includes all facets of architectural project work, from conceptual design through construction administration, and engages with all project team members: clients, engineers, consultants and contractors -Ability to review drawings and other documents, demonstrating coordination skills and clarity of review mark-ups and notes, is key to this role -Architectural license in the jurisdiction of the office is preferred. -Experience with specification writing and construction cost estimating are highly beneficial in this role Architectural Designer, minimum 2 years experience in an architectural practice: -Design-oriented role to engage with project teams on drawings, 3-D visualization, other project documents, and materials, product and code research. -Recognize potential problems and investigate possible solutions with the project team -Work directly with principals and/or project architects in a collaborative, studio setting -BIM experience required (ArchiCAD experience preferred; we will train if proficient in Revit); use of 3-D visualization tools required -Knowledge-base of architectural work, including graphic, written and verbal clarity, and problem-solving skills, commensurate with years' experience indicated, is required. -Role includes all facets of architectural project work, and we encourage and will mentor and facilitate your involvement in the NCARB AXP internship development process. Northeast Collaborative Architects is an Equal Opportunity Employer and offers competitive benefits. Please forward letter of interest, resume and portfolio to kimme@ncarchitects.com

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