We’re working with a highly respected national architecture and design studio known for delivering public and civic projects that make a lasting social impact. Their Melbourne office is seeking a capable and experienced Project Architect to join their growing team and lead the design and delivery of complex, community-focused projects including residential and retail projects.
This role will suit someone with strong documentation and project delivery skills, a deep appreciation for user-centred design, and a passion for architecture that enhances the public realm.
The Projects
This multidisciplinary practice works across a broad range of sectors, with a particular focus on public and institutional architecture, including:
- Education: From early learning centres to state-of-the-art university campuses
- Health & Aged Care: Community health clinics, specialist centres, and wellness-focused environments
- Civic & Cultural: Libraries, galleries, community hubs and infrastructure that shape the urban landscape
- Justice & Defence: Secure, functional facilities with an emphasis on rehabilitation and design integrity
- Workplace & Commercial: Government and private sector projects driven by sustainability and performance
- Retail & Transport: Transit-oriented development, hubs and mixed-use precincts
About You
You’re a registered (or soon-to-be registered) Architect who thrives in leading technical project stages and coordinating multi-disciplinary teams.
You take pride in well-resolved, functional architecture and have the confidence to navigate client and consultant relationships.
You bring:
- 7–12+ years’ experience in architectural practice
- Strong capability across design development, documentation and contract administration
- Demonstrated experience delivering large-scale or institutional projects (public sector experience highly regarded)
- Proficiency in Revit (essential)
- Confidence in liaising with consultants, authorities and client-side project managers
- A practical understanding of NCC, accessibility, and local planning frameworks
- A collaborative approach and interest in mentoring junior team members
- Registration as an Architect (or close to achieving it)
- National design practice with a strong commitment to equity, inclusion, and sustainability
- Project work that genuinely benefits communities and public life
- Mentorship and clear career progression toward Senior or Associate roles Continue
- Collaborative and diverse team with a strong knowledge-sharing culture
- Flexible working arrangements and a people-first approach