Landscape Architect - London

Role - Landscape Architect
Location - London

Salary - £35,000 - £38,000

Our client, a London landscape studio is looking for a Landscape Architect with strong Revit skills. If you enjoy design, detail and working on projects that shape public spaces, this is a good opportunity.

This role has a clear emphasis on Revit. You'll be using it daily to model landscapes, produce drawings, coordinate with other consultants and keep information accurate as projects move from early design through to technical stages. The studio works on parks, streets and public realm projects, so you'll see your work progress across multiple phases rather than handing it off. Beyond the technical side, you'll also contribute to planting ideas, materials, planning submissions and presentations. The team values collaboration, so being open to sharing ideas and asking questions is important.

• Degree in Landscape Architecture
• Advanced Revit capability and confidence using it as a primary tool
• Comfortable coordinating drawings and models with architects and engineers
• Good communication and attention to detail

• Generous salary and benefits package
• Employee ownership
• Collaborative studio culture
• Design led environment
• Exposure to varied public realm and landscape projects
• Professional development support
• Supportive and friendly team
• Opportunity for project ownership
• Central London location with good transport access

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