Project Architect
Project Architect
L6
Occupations
Architects, Except Landscape and NavalArchitectural and Engineering ManagersArchitectural and Civil Drafters- Coordinate project teams across complex residential rehabilitation and renovation projects, from initial assessments and design through construction
- Manage project schedules, scopes, deliverables, and submission deadlines, ensuring tasks are clearly assigned and progress is tracked
- Work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, and public agency representatives to resolve project issues and maintain clear communication
- Oversee the preparation and coordination of design packages, construction documents, and regulatory submissions
- Support and manage construction administration activities, including site observations, field reports, RFIs, submittals, and change order reviews
- Coordinate existing-building assessments and renovation strategies, including interior upgrades, exterior restoration, and larger-scale site improvements
- Guide project team members through documentation and delivery, reviewing work and helping maintain quality and consistency
- Monitor project progress, follow up on outstanding items, and communicate decisions and next steps to relevant stakeholders
- Help integrate sustainability, resilience, and building reuse strategies into project design and delivery
- Professional degree in Architecture from an accredited institution6–9 years of professional experience, ideally with a focus on existing-building rehabilitation
- Experience delivering complex renovation projects from design through construction administration
- Background in multifamily residential or affordable housing projects, with NYCHA or other public housing agencies preferred
- Strong knowledge of construction documentation, consultant coordination, and construction administration
- Proficiency in Revit required; 3D modeling experience is a plus
- Familiarity with NYC Building Codes, zoning regulations, accessibility requirements, and agency approval processes
- Experience with the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission is beneficial
- Knowledge of sustainable design principles; Passive House experience or certification is a plusUS architectural registration preferred; LEED accreditation is advantageous
- Strong organizational and communication skills, able to work with clients, contractors and consultants, with the ability to manage competing priorities and keep projects on schedule
- Genuine interest in community-focused architecture, affordable housing, and socially responsible design
Level
LeadL6
Location
Brooklyn, NY
Occupation
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval
Industry
Architectural Services
Posted
yesterday
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