Are you passionate about preserving the stories embedded in our historic architecture while driving innovative integration within evolving urban landscapes? This is a unique opportunity to step into a role that places heritage at the heart of progressive design. As a Heritage Architect, you'll take ownership of impactful projects that balance sensitivity with creativity, working on high-profile schemes that shape the cultural and urban fabric of cities and rural areas alike. If you thrive in a collaborative environment and are eager to lead on meaningful conservation initiatives, this position offers the platform to elevate your career and make a lasting legacy in the field.
This role offers an inspiring platform for a dedicated heritage professional to advance conservation goals within innovative, dynamic projects. If you are eager to bring your expertise to a team committed to heritage excellence, we look forward to your application.
Key responsibilities
- Lead the technical development and delivery of heritage conservation projects, ensuring architectural integrity and sensitivity.
- Prepare comprehensive reports and assessments that inform planning and adaptive reuse strategies for heritage sites.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to craft innovative solutions that integrate contemporary design within historic contexts.
- Provide expert advice on heritage legislation, conservation best practices, and project planning processes.
- Engage with clients and stakeholders through presentations and consultations, effectively communicating heritage concepts and strategies.
- Conduct on-site assessments, field surveys, and documentation to support project development with accurate, insightful data.
- Contribute to the development and refinement of conservation standards and studio-wide best practices.
Skills and experience
- Proven experience as a Heritage Architect or within conservation-focused architecture, with a diverse portfolio of heritage projects.
- Registration or pursuit of a Graduate Diploma in Heritage Conservation is preferred; strong heritage knowledge and experience are essential.
- Excellent report writing and documentation skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Word and related software.
- Deep understanding of heritage legislation, planning processes, and conservation methodologies.
- Ability to work independently, demonstrating ownership and leadership across complex heritage schemes.
- Strong commitment to balancing historic preservation with contemporary design innovation.
Benefits and culture
- Competitive salary package with opportunities for professional growth and development.
- On-site working environment fostering collaboration, creativity, and a supportive studio culture.
- Opportunity to lead and influence high-profile conservation projects that leave a lasting impact.
- Balanced work-life environment with a focus on team engagement and career progression.