Project Architect | Cultural Architecture & Historic Preservation
Bespoke Careers · Washington, District of Columbia, United States
FULL TIMEpermanent
Job Description
A highly regarded boutique architecture practice in Washington, DC is seeking a Project Architect to join its collaborative studio. This is an on-site role for an architect who enjoys working at the intersection of design, technical rigor, and historic preservation.
Is your CV ready If so, and you are confident this is the role for you, make sure to apply asap.
You’ll lead architectural documentation from concept through construction, coordinate consultants and technical details, support project management, and work closely with clients and project teams. Projects range from new buildings to thoughtful redesigns and preservation work involving significant historic structures and urban sites. Some projects are national or international and may require travel.
Role and ResponsibilitiesLead architectural documentation from concept through constructionProduce and review drawings, specifications, and project documentationCoordinate consultants, technical details, and interdisciplinary workflowsManage submittals, RFIs, and construction administration, including site visitsSupport project managers with scheduling, coordination, and project trackingUse Revit and BIM tools for documentation and coordinationIntegrate sustainable/resilient design principles and contribute to internal quality controlCommunicate with clients and consultants and mentor junior staff
Experience and Qualifications5–10 years of professional architecture experienceProfessional degree in Architecture; licensure or active pursuit preferredExperience across design development, construction documents, and construction administrationStrong experience with traditional architectural design, rigorous detailing, and renovation/adaptive reuse of historic structuresProficiency in Revit and AutoCAD, with strong experience integrating both workflowsExperience with consultant coordination, scheduling, and project management; Microsoft Project is a plusFamiliarity with LEED principles and sustainable/resilient designKnowledge of DC Building, Energy, and Green Codes and FAR regulationsInstitutional, civic, or complex urban projects preferredExperience with federal clients such as GSA, USACE, AOC, or NPS is xzbcwsv highly valuedStrong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills
What You’ll BringStrong architectural instincts and a passion for design and technical excellenceAn appreciation for drawing, detailing, sketching, and architectural craftThe ability to move comfortably between design, documentation, and constructionExperience navigating historic buildings and sensitive urban contextsA collaborative, thoughtful approach to problem-solving
Work EnvironmentLocation: Washington, DC | On-site 5 days/week
Work across a diverse portfolio of new construction, historic preservation, adaptive reuse, civic, and institutional projects.
Is your CV ready If so, and you are confident this is the role for you, make sure to apply asap.
You’ll lead architectural documentation from concept through construction, coordinate consultants and technical details, support project management, and work closely with clients and project teams. Projects range from new buildings to thoughtful redesigns and preservation work involving significant historic structures and urban sites. Some projects are national or international and may require travel.
Role and ResponsibilitiesLead architectural documentation from concept through constructionProduce and review drawings, specifications, and project documentationCoordinate consultants, technical details, and interdisciplinary workflowsManage submittals, RFIs, and construction administration, including site visitsSupport project managers with scheduling, coordination, and project trackingUse Revit and BIM tools for documentation and coordinationIntegrate sustainable/resilient design principles and contribute to internal quality controlCommunicate with clients and consultants and mentor junior staff
Experience and Qualifications5–10 years of professional architecture experienceProfessional degree in Architecture; licensure or active pursuit preferredExperience across design development, construction documents, and construction administrationStrong experience with traditional architectural design, rigorous detailing, and renovation/adaptive reuse of historic structuresProficiency in Revit and AutoCAD, with strong experience integrating both workflowsExperience with consultant coordination, scheduling, and project management; Microsoft Project is a plusFamiliarity with LEED principles and sustainable/resilient designKnowledge of DC Building, Energy, and Green Codes and FAR regulationsInstitutional, civic, or complex urban projects preferredExperience with federal clients such as GSA, USACE, AOC, or NPS is xzbcwsv highly valuedStrong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills
What You’ll BringStrong architectural instincts and a passion for design and technical excellenceAn appreciation for drawing, detailing, sketching, and architectural craftThe ability to move comfortably between design, documentation, and constructionExperience navigating historic buildings and sensitive urban contextsA collaborative, thoughtful approach to problem-solving
Work EnvironmentLocation: Washington, DC | On-site 5 days/week
Work across a diverse portfolio of new construction, historic preservation, adaptive reuse, civic, and institutional projects.
Details
| Company | Bespoke Careers |
| Location | Washington, District of Columbia, United States |
| Type | FULL TIME |
| Niche | general |
| Experience | permanent |
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