What are the responsibilities and job description for the Project Manager position at Institute of Classical Architecture & Art?
Frank Shirley Architects specializes in high-end residential architecture for discerning clients throughout New England. We believe that beauty in architecture springs from an imaginative spirit, dedication to craft, and attention to detail, and can only be realized through exceptional project management. Our work is informed by our deep appreciation for the craft imbued in historic properties and includes renovations, restorations, additions, interior architecture, and new construction. We collaborate with many of the finest home builders in the region. Our office is located in the heart of vibrant Central Square, in Cambridge, MA, a one-minute walk from the Red Line and lots of great spots for lunch and coffee.
We are seeking a detail-oriented Project Manager to join our team, capable of leading projects through all phases. Responsibilities will include program refinement, zoning and code research, schematic design, millwork design and detailing, construction documents, and construction administration, among others. Candidates must be self-motivated, able to work independently, manage young designers, and communicate effectively with clients, consultants, and builders. Candidates must have an accredited degree in architecture, 10-15 years of relevant experience, and want to increase their expertise in fine home design and craft. A thorough knowledge of wood frame construction and detailing is essential. Good freehand drawing skills will also be valuable, along with an appreciation for the myriad architectural styles that have evolved in the United States. Proficiency in Vectorworks, Sketchup, and Adobe Suite is preferred.
Full benefits offered. Please send all inquiries to info@frankshirleyarchitects.com along with a resume, cover letter, and work samples.
We are seeking a detail-oriented Project Manager to join our team, capable of leading projects through all phases. Responsibilities will include program refinement, zoning and code research, schematic design, millwork design and detailing, construction documents, and construction administration, among others. Candidates must be self-motivated, able to work independently, manage young designers, and communicate effectively with clients, consultants, and builders. Candidates must have an accredited degree in architecture, 10-15 years of relevant experience, and want to increase their expertise in fine home design and craft. A thorough knowledge of wood frame construction and detailing is essential. Good freehand drawing skills will also be valuable, along with an appreciation for the myriad architectural styles that have evolved in the United States. Proficiency in Vectorworks, Sketchup, and Adobe Suite is preferred.
Full benefits offered. Please send all inquiries to info@frankshirleyarchitects.com along with a resume, cover letter, and work samples.