Lead Careers·29 days ago
29 days ago
Graduate Landscape Architect - Tyne and Wear
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What you'll do
- Joining an experienced landscape team and getting involved in a really varied mix of projects, working alongside Landscape Architects, Architects and other designers across the wider business.
- Gaining exposure to projects across public realm, residential, education, healthcare and regeneration, with the chance to be involved at different stages from early concepts and masterplanning through to detailed design and delivery.
- Helping with site analysis, concept designs, landscape strategies, masterplans, planting plans, technical drawings and presentations, while gradually taking on more responsibility as your experience grows.
What they're looking for
- An MA Landscape Architecture
- A good design portfolio
- Strong graphic and presentation skills
- A genuine interest in landscape design and placemaking
- Good communication skills and a willingness to learn
- Knowledge of AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite and SketchUp
Summarised by NextRaise from the employer’s description, which follows in full below.
Full description from employer
Role – Graduate Landscape Architect
Location – Tyne and Wear
Salary - Competitive
A fantastic opportunity for a Graduate Landscape Architect to join a well-established, design-led multidisciplinary practice.
The successful Graduate Landscape Architect be joining an experienced landscape team and getting involved in a really varied mix of projects, working alongside Landscape Architects, Architects and other designers across the wider business.
The role will give you exposure to projects across public realm, residential, education, healthcare and regeneration, with the chance to be involved at different stages from early concepts and masterplanning through to detailed design and delivery.
Day to day, you could be helping with site analysis, concept designs, landscape strategies, masterplans, planting plans, technical drawings and presentations, while gradually taking on more responsibility as your experience grows.
This is very much a role for someone at the beginning of their career, so you’re not expected to arrive knowing everything. You’ll be working alongside experienced people who can support your development, build your technical and design skills and help you work towards Chartership.
The ideal Graduate Landscape Architect will ideally have:
- An MA Landscape Architecture
- A good design portfolio
- Strong graphic and presentation skills
- A genuine interest in landscape design and placemaking
- Good communication skills and a willingness to learn
- Knowledge of AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite and SketchUp
ON OFFER
- Competitive salary
- Support towards Chartership
- Training and professional development
- Mentoring from experienced professionals
- Annual team trips
- Enhanced parental leave
- Wellbeing support
- Regular salary and development reviews
For a Graduate Landscape Architect looking for their first step after completing their Master's, this is a great opportunity to work on interesting projects, learn from an established team and build a long-term career in landscape architecture.
Please note that the practice is unable to provide visa sponsorship for this particular position, so applicants will need to have an existing right to work in the UK.
THE NEXT STEP
If you are interested in this Graduate Landscape Architect role or any other similar opportunities, please click apply and upload your CV, or contact Adam Johnston on 07510919594 to find out what else may be out there.
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Company
Lead Careers
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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