Nandinee Phookan Architect, P.C. seeking Intermediate Architect in Brooklyn, NY, US
NANDINEE PHOOKAN ARCHITECTS (NPA) is a full-service architectural firm based in Dumbo, Brooklyn. With its design studio IMAKE, the firm's projects range from urban design, planning, architecture, and interior design to furniture, products and graphics. NPA is currently seeking motivated, creative individuals to join its team as an intermediate architect on the path to licensure. The studio environment of the firm presents opportunities to work closely with principals and other members of the team on a wide range of projects. Responsibilities: Work under a Project Architect to develop schematic design, design development and construction documents including details based on NPA standards. Develop presentation drawings, renderings and graphics. Conducts material research and meet vendors as necessary to understand materials/products used in a project. Conduct site surveys and existing conditions documentations. Desired Skills: 3 - 5 years of experience in all as...
NANDINEE PHOOKAN ARCHITECTS (NPA) is a full-service architectural firm based in Dumbo, Brooklyn. With its design studio IMAKE, the firm's projects range from urban design, planning, architecture, and interior design to furniture, products and graphics. NPA is currently seeking motivated, creative individuals to join its team as an intermediate architect on the path to licensure. The studio environment of the firm presents opportunities to work closely with principals and other members of the team on a wide range of projects.
Responsibilities:
- Work under a Project Architect to develop schematic design, design development and construction documents including details based on NPA standards.
- Develop presentation drawings, renderings and graphics.
- Conducts material research and meet vendors as necessary to understand materials/products used in a project.
- Conduct site surveys and existing conditions documentations.
Desired Skills:
- 3 - 5 years of experience in all as...
