MUL-MAC seeking Project Architect in El Segundo, CA, US
Project Architect About Us MUL-MAC is an Architecture, Interiors, and Design firm based in Los Angeles, focused on the design of custom residential homes, commercial and residential interiors, ground-up commercial and mixed-use, and adaptive re-use projects. We are a full-service firm, providing Programming, Design expertise, Construction Documentation and Construction Administration services. We are currently looking for an experienced Project Architect to join our Los Angeles team, with a focus on new construction. With a multidisciplinary team that carries experience from across the globe, we bring a unique viewpoint to every design challenge we face. We are a tight-knit group that works closely together at every stage, on every project, providing unparalleled attention to detail to all of our designs. We strive to maintain a studio intimate enough to cultivate long-lasting, personal connections with our clients, while also having a team sizeable enough to tackle large-scale ...
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About Us
MUL-MAC is an Architecture, Interiors, and Design firm based in Los Angeles, focused on the design of custom residential homes, commercial and residential interiors, ground-up commercial and mixed-use, and adaptive re-use projects. We are a full-service firm, providing Programming, Design expertise, Construction Documentation and Construction Administration services. We are currently looking for an experienced Project Architect to join our Los Angeles team, with a focus on new construction.
With a multidisciplinary team that carries experience from across the globe, we bring a unique viewpoint to every design challenge we face. We are a tight-knit group that works closely together at every stage, on every project, providing unparalleled attention to detail to all of our designs.
We strive to maintain a studio intimate enough to cultivate long-lasting, personal connections with our clients, while also having a team sizeable enough to tackle large-scale ...
