WRT- Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC seeking Designer in Philadelphia, PA, US
WRT is a practice of planners, urban designers, architects, and landscape architects focused on creating meaningful impact through planning and design. As an interdisciplinary team, we value diverse perspectives and work across scales to address the social and ecological challenges of our time. Our clients value our collaborative and thorough approach, leadership, and ability to design solutions that are responsive to their values and aspirations. Founded in 1963, WRT has offices in Philadelphia and San Francisco. WRT is seeking an Architectural Designer to join the team in the Philadelphia office. Our current work includes architecture, planning and urban design projects of various types and scales, including: master planning of institutional and educational campuses, campus building design, neighborhood master plans, comprehensive plans, and residential and mixed-use developments. Responsibilities include: Working with architectural drawings sets Utilizing computer...
WRT is a practice of planners, urban designers, architects, and landscape architects focused on creating meaningful impact through planning and design. As an interdisciplinary team, we value diverse perspectives and work across scales to address the social and ecological challenges of our time. Our clients value our collaborative and thorough approach, leadership, and ability to design solutions that are responsive to their values and aspirations. Founded in 1963, WRT has offices in Philadelphia and San Francisco.
WRT is seeking an Architectural Designer to join the team in the Philadelphia office. Our current work includes architecture, planning and urban design projects of various types and scales, including: master planning of institutional and educational campuses, campus building design, neighborhood master plans, comprehensive plans, and residential and mixed-use developments.
Responsibilities include:
- Working with architectural drawings sets
- Utilizing computer...
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