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<p>Based in our London Clerkenwell Studio, you will be working closely with project architects within multi-disciplinary design teams assisting in the creation of conceptual design proposals. You will develop projects using a variety digital tools, drawings and models, and be expected to contribute to the design process with fresh ideas and design solutions.</p><p>Your responsibilities may include:</p><p>• Site and brief analysis</p><p>• Concept model options in a variety of software platforms</p><p>• Development of preferred concepts into presentation standard models, drawings and reports</p><p>• Creation of Revit models from concept through to production of information stages</p><p>• Rendering of model images in specialist software for presentation purposes, including postproduction work.</p><p>• Development of masterplan and building designs in plan, section and elevation using Rhino and Revit software tools (training provided)</p><p>• Visualizations and rendered images including postproduction work</p><h2><strong><u>About us</u></strong></h2><p>BDP is a leading, global, multidisciplinary design practice united by a shared purpose: to design a world that’s built for good. For more than 60 years, we\'ve been solving problems, creating innovative spaces, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. From the start, we\'ve been pioneers in the world of design, and our legacy is built on the meaningful, people-centred places we\'ve brought to life.</p><p>We are a diverse, international practice of architects, engineers, designers, and urbanists. We work closely with our clients, users, and communities to craft spaces for living, working, learning, and enjoying life across the globe.</p><p>Our work is rooted in creativity, quality, and collaboration. We believe that great design removes barriers and opens new possibilities, all while meeting the demands of a constantly evolving world. Whether we’re designing homes, workplaces, or public spaces, we always put people at the heart of our thinking, ensuring that the environments we create are not just functional, but also inclusive, beautiful, and socially and environmentally responsible.</p><p>We’re proud of the places we\'ve shaped and the lives we\'ve touched, and we are committed to continuing our mission of designing a better, more connected world—one that leaves every place better than we found it.</p><h2><u><strong>About you</strong></u></h2><h2>You will be a RIBA (Pt I) graduate or international equivalent along with:</h2><h2>• Excellent design and presentation skills using a variety of media.</h2><h2>• Having a passion for design and creative problem-solving skills.</h2><h2>• Be able to communicate effectively verbally, in writing, and compellingly through drawings.</h2><h2>• Enthusiasm for collaborative teamwork.</h2><h2><u><strong>BDP offers</strong></u></h2><p>In return, BDP can offer you a wide range of learning opportunities to encourage personal and professional career development. From sponsorship to profession led CPD events, we also offer annual appraisals and a mentoring scheme that is supported by our internal online learning platform.</p><p>We are committed to being an employer of choice and offer a competitive remuneration and benefits package that includes an employee profit share scheme, tax efficient smart benefits, private medical insurance, life insurance, long term sickness insurance, interest free season ticket loans, health screening, opportunity to buy/swap holidays and enhanced maternity and paternity provision, plus many more.</p><p>We offer regular international, and studio based social, sporting and charitable events. Some recent events include month-end socials, a hiking club, wellbeing webinars and toolbox talks. Our variety of employee forums gives everyone the platform to have a voice and be heard which drives cultural changes and helps to create an engaged, inclusive organisation.</p><p>To apply please click on the ‘Apply’ button below. You will then need to complete the online application form and attach a CV and cover letter (<400 words) that outlines how your skills and experience fulfil the requirements of this position.</p><p><em>BDP is actively fostering an inclusive organisation where people can be themselves and everyone has a sense of belonging. We want our teams to be diverse at every level, reflecting the communities we design for. As designers, we will create spaces for all that promote equity, wellbeing and participation within the built environment. We actively encourage people from a variety of backgrounds with different skills, professional and life experiences, to join us and help us to achieve our aspirations. We also welcome applications from candidates who wish to work flexibly. BDP also operates a hybrid working policywhich is usually three days in the office and two days working from home.</em></p><p><strong>No agency or third-party applications please.</strong></p> #J-18808-Ljbffr

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