ZH Architects seeking Junior Architect / Designer in New York, NY, US
Are you a talented designer interested in collaborating on projects that meet low carbon 2050 goals? Frustrated by the lack of commitment to real sustainable building practices at your current firm? If you are ready to make a difference, consider working at ZH Architects where we believe the current design challenge of our profession is to synthesize quality design with metric-driven sustainable strategies. ZH has several award-winning projects that demonstrate this strategy and are looking for someone to join our team in continuing this mission. ZH Architects is an award-winning firm, that specializes in High-Performance Buildings is looking for a junior candidate with +/- 2 years of professional experience candidate to join our talented team of collaborators. Our work primarily consists of single and multi-family residential projects with a focus on design and deep sustainability. Those who thrive at ZH are multi-faceted designers who are ready to dive into all aspects ...
Are you a talented designer interested in collaborating on projects that meet low carbon 2050 goals? Frustrated by the lack of commitment to real sustainable building practices at your current firm? If you are ready to make a difference, consider working at ZH Architects where we believe the current design challenge of our profession is to synthesize quality design with metric-driven sustainable strategies. ZH has several award-winning projects that demonstrate this strategy and are looking for someone to join our team in continuing this mission.
ZH Architects is an award-winning firm, that specializes in High-Performance Buildings is looking for a junior candidate with +/- 2 years of professional experience candidate to join our talented team of collaborators. Our work primarily consists of single and multi-family residential projects with a focus on design and deep sustainability. Those who thrive at ZH are multi-faceted designers who are ready to dive into all aspects ...
