Senior Architectural Project Manager

Architecture49 Inc.•Toronto, ON

2h•CA$85,500 - CA$117,800•Onsite

About The Position

Influenced by the wealth of international cultures that thrives in one of North America’s most vibrant and diverse cities, the GTA region is at the forefront of architectural design. Our team specializes in the design of world-class transportation facilities and sports and entertainment venues. The central hub of Toronto’s office brings together innovation, creativity, and a commitment to architectural excellence. The team is dedicated to shaping the urban and suburban landscapes throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Our region delivers exceptional design solutions that elevate functionality and create spaces that inspire, engage, and bring people together.

Requirements

Architectural studies degree or other applicable higher education qualifications.
8+ years experience delivering BIM projects using authoring tools such as Revit, C3D, OpenBuildings Designer and CDE platforms such as ProjectWise, BIM360 or ACC
Experience working with North American design requirements, regulations, and climate.
Sound knowledge of Transit design principles and method, including design, specifications, construction and contract administration.
Knowledge of Municipal and provincial planning and zoning requirements and processes.
Familiarity with both Provincial and National related standards, codes and their application to transit facilities.
Understanding of Heritage Architecture aspects pertaining to transit projects.

Responsibilities

Manage a team in producing architectural design solutions and construction drawings for vertical structures and facilities.
Manage a large group of architectural staff, leading project meetings, and coordinating all other building disciplines on multi-disciplinary projects.
Perform internal reviews and quality checks of the models and drawings to ensure compliance with CAD/ BIM standards, transit standards and guidelines, and PSOS.
Research materials, products and technologies required for the design and incorporate into the details, specification and other documents.