Architectural Intern

Kingscott•Detroit, MI

About The Position

The Architectural Intern will be a currently enrolled architecture student pursuing a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university; junior- or senior-level students are preferred. This internship is structured to provide substantive exposure to the daily operations of professional architectural practice and to foster an understanding of the collaborative design process. As an Architectural Intern at Kingscott, you will be an integral member of our team and participate in the development of active projects across multiple phases while working closely with experienced architects and designers in a collaborative team environment that values mentorship, design rigor, and thoughtful execution. The ideal candidate is a motivated and engaged student with a strong interest in the built environment, a commitment to professional growth, and an eagerness to contribute meaningfully to a collaborative and design-driven culture. This internship opportunity provides hands-on experience, exposure to real-world projects, and opportunities to learn from experienced Architects in a multidisciplinary practice. Our belief in people leads us to work with project partners that have people at their center. Our company values are: Investing in People Achieving the Extraordinary Serving with Humility Finding Fun in Our Work Committing Ourselves to Mutual Success Fearlessly Exploring Striving for Authenticity

Requirements

Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in architecture from an accredited college or university; junior or senior standing preferred.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, and SketchUp required.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam, or related software.
Strong written, verbal, and communication skills.
Strong attention to detail and excellent organizational skills.
Ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
Ability to travel throughout the state of Michigan for project-related needs.
Must have own reliable transportation for required travel.
Ability to attend weekly office and architectural discipline meetings, both remote and in-person, as required.
Willingness to work occasional evenings or weekends to meet project deadlines.

Nice To Haves

Prior architectural internship or relevant studio experience.
Familiarity with architectural design standards and documentation processes.

Responsibilities

Project Support: Assist team members in the successful execution of projects by conducting research, preparing reports, and contributing to project planning and management. Drafting support to Designers and Interior Designers on various projects working in AutoCAD. Revit and SketchUp; prior experience in these programs required.
Data Analysis: Collect and analyze data to help make informed decisions, generate insights, and support the development of data-driven strategies.
Administrative Tasks: Perform general administrative duties, such as scheduling meetings, preparing documents, managing departmental records, and coordinating, maintaining, organizing on-site Interiors library.
Collaboration: Work closely with colleagues within your department and across other departments to achieve common goals and projects.
Learning and Development: Attend training sessions, workshops, and team meetings to gain a better understanding of our industry and company operations.
Special Projects: Participate in special projects that provide exposure to different aspects of our business and help you develop a well-rounded skill set.
Travel: Must have ability to travel between 10 - 25% of the time for project needs; possibly including overnight stays. Must have ability to attend weekly office meetings and Interior Design discipline meetings; both remote and in-person in Chelsea Office or other office as needed.
Assist project teams with architectural research, documentation, and design support.
Produce drawings, models, and presentation materials using AutoCAD, Revit, and SketchUp.
Support design development and construction documentation under the guidance of licensed architects.
Attend project, client, and internal meetings; assist with note-taking and documentation as needed.
Attend assessments, facility walk-throughs, final punch list, and field visit activities.
Perform general administrative and organizational tasks in support of project delivery.
Collaborate with team members across disciplines to meet project goals and deadlines.
Participate in training sessions, studio meetings, and special projects as assigned.