Campaigns - Architectural jobs in the busiest sectors

The architecture industry is well known for being very cyclical but within this, as one sector may be in decline, another might be in a rapid rise. We try to use the vast amount of feedback we receive every day to keep you up with the latest trends via our blogs but please find below a few sectors where we are seeing an increasing number of opportunities.

DEVELOPER POSITIONS

With the cost of living crisis putting a substantial squeeze on architectural salaries, many Architects are looking to move client-side where often pay rises can be substantial in comparison. To... read more

HIGH END RESIDENTIAL

Despite ever-increasing interest rates, this sector has stayed strong throughout the last few years and also appears to have a skills shortage. Most of our clients in this sector are... read more

INTERIOR DESIGN ROLES

Although the overall jobs market has slowed a little over the last few months, the luxury end of the market is still incredibly busy and we have a number of... read more

PROJECT ARCHITECT JOBS

The vast majority of roles we receive are for Architects with around 3-5 years post part 3. If you have Revit, this will be a strong bonus. Please take a... read more

LONDON ARCHITECTURE JOBS

London has many of the world's leading practices and the largest AJ100 studios are all based here. Although it is an expensive place to live, salaries are generally considerably higher... read more

VECTORWORKS JOBS

Although it often feels like there is only one CAD system being used nowadays, for smaller studios who are predominantly working on high-end residential, Vectorworks is the system most regularly... read more

AJ100 JOBS

The results from our last salary survey show salaries with these larger practices tend to be higher, especially in London. If you are looking to work with one of the... read more

REVIT JOBS

Over the last few years, Revit has begun to dominate the architecture industry and is now requested in over 50% of adverts for architectural staff. This is especially true for... read more