Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects seeking Intermediate Architect in Los Angeles, CA, US
Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects [LOHA] has an immediate need for a talented and driven Intermediate Architect to join our Los Angeles office. This position offers an opportunity to join an experienced, creative team with a portfolio of work that is rooted in embracing architecture’s role as a catalyst for change. Considered applicants must have strong design and graphic skills, an ability to assume a significant role in larger projects and run smaller projects with oversight. The position involves working closely with project leads and directors and integration into a collaborative office culture. Degree in Architecture, master’s degree preferred 4+ years of proven professional work experience through all phases of design A passion for, and commitment to design excellence Experience in leading consultant coordination Ability to execute deliverables within a rapid project schedule A flexible and proactive approach to work as part of a team Ability to lead document...
Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects [LOHA] has an immediate need for a talented and driven Intermediate Architect to join our Los Angeles office. This position offers an opportunity to join an experienced, creative team with a portfolio of work that is rooted in embracing architecture’s role as a catalyst for change.
Considered applicants must have strong design and graphic skills, an ability to assume a significant role in larger projects and run smaller projects with oversight. The position involves working closely with project leads and directors and integration into a collaborative office culture.
- Degree in Architecture, master’s degree preferred
- 4+ years of proven professional work experience through all phases of design
- A passion for, and commitment to design excellence
- Experience in leading consultant coordination
- Ability to execute deliverables within a rapid project schedule
- A flexible and proactive approach to work as part of a team
- Ability to lead document...
