Project Architect

Bayland Buildings, Inc.•Hobart, WI

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About The Position

Bayland Buildings, Inc., a 100% employee-owned design-build general contractor based in Hobart, Wisconsin, is seeking a Project Architect to support the design process and collaborate with clients and internal teams. The role works directly with sales team members and clients, particularly on schematic design and bidding documentation, and performs zoning and building-code reviews. The Project Architect also directs designers and drafters, reviews design documents for accuracy and regulatory compliance, and researches and selects building materials and finishes. The position calls for thoughtful design, strong communication and presentation skills, attention to detail, effective organization, and the ability to work with modest supervision while mentoring team members.

Requirements

Bachelor or Master of Architecture degree.
Licensed architect or actively pursuing licensure.
Thoughtful design and critical thinking abilities.
Strong presentation skills to communicate design concepts and considerations to clients and stakeholders and represent Bayland Buildings and clients professionally in public forums.
Working knowledge of building codes and standard commercial construction practices.
Attention to detail and excellent written and graphic communication skills.
Exceptional time management and organizational skills.
Ability to work with modest supervision and guidance.
Willingness to mentor team members.
Proficiency in Revit, Lumion, and Microsoft Office.

Nice To Haves

5–8 years of experience preferred.
Familiarity with AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, and Procore.
Driver's License.

Responsibilities

Work directly with sales team members and clients in all phases of the design process, with an emphasis on schematic design and bidding documentation.
Perform regulatory reviews of zoning and building code requirements.
Collaborate with in-house architecture and engineering, acquisitions, fulfillment, and field team members, as well as consultants and jurisdictional representatives.
Direct designers and drafters in preparing design documents and review those documents for accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Research and select building materials and finishes.
Perform other duties as assigned or instructed.