Deliver great projects… then go for a swim before dinner

Technical Architect / Architectural Technologist – Roles along the South Coast in Worthing, Brighton and close to Newhaven

Up to £50,000 | Hybrid (2 days WFH)

You didn’t get into architecture to sit in traffic, stare at the same four walls, and grind through repetitive projects.

These roles are a bit different.

Think: ☀️ Morning coffee by the sea ️ Proper, varied projects you can actually be proud of A team that feels like a team (not just people on an org chart) And yes… regular socials that people actually go to

The Studios

You’ll be joining well-established, design-led practices that:

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Work across residential, education, commercial, and community projects

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Have great reputations in the region

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Create career paths for employees

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Have secure work pipelines, given them confidence to hire new talent

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Allow experienced employees to lead their own projects and teams

This is a hands-on role where you’ll:

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Get stuck into projects from design input through to delivery

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Produce technical drawings that actually get built

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Be involved in RIBA stages across the board (especially technical stages 4 +)

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Work closely with clients, consultants, and contractors

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Juggle a few projects at once (keeps things interesting)

Who they’re looking for

They’re pretty open-minded here—you could be:

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A Technical Architect

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An Architectural Technician

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Or even a strong Part II who leans technical

What matters more is that you:

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Know your way around UK building regs + detailing

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Have solid Stage 4 experience

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Can communicate well with colleagues and clients

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Ideally use Revit and AutoCAD (but they’ll train you if not)

What you get back

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Salary up to £50K (depending on experience)

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Hybrid working (2 days from home)

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All professional fees paid

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25 days holiday + bank holidays + Christmas shutdown

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Proper team socials (not forced fun… actual fun)

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Real progression—lead projects, mentor others, grow your career

The bottom line

If you want:

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Better projects

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A genuinely nice team

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And a lifestyle that doesn’t revolve around trains and the M25

This is worth a conversation