McClean Design seeking Intermediate Architect in Orange, CA, US
Office Overview: McClean Design is a boutique architecture firm specialized in high end contemporary residences worldwide. Our projects reflect our interest in the tradition of modernism that is prevalent in Southern California. Our office is set up in a studio like atmosphere with opportunities to work on all levels of projects from schematic design to construction administration. It is a very fast-paced environment where we work together as a team in order to handle multiple projects at once. Requirements: 1-2 years minimum, 2-4 years preferred of professional experience Degree in Architecture, minimum BArch Experience in design development and construction documents. Must be proficient with (AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp) Some experience with rendering programs (Lumion, Enscape) Proficient with graphic software (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator). Must be self-motivated, enthusiastic, a diligent worker and strong team participant. Fluent in English with excellent writte...
Office Overview: McClean Design is a boutique architecture firm specialized in high end contemporary residences worldwide. Our projects reflect our interest in the tradition of modernism that is prevalent in Southern California. Our office is set up in a studio like atmosphere with opportunities to work on all levels of projects from schematic design to construction administration. It is a very fast-paced environment where we work together as a team in order to handle multiple projects at once.
Requirements:
- 1-2 years minimum, 2-4 years preferred of professional experience
- Degree in Architecture, minimum BArch
- Experience in design development and construction documents.
- Must be proficient with (AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp)
- Some experience with rendering programs (Lumion, Enscape)
- Proficient with graphic software (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator).
- Must be self-motivated, enthusiastic, a diligent worker and strong team participant.
- Fluent in English with excellent writte...
