Preservation Architect

Position Summary

A Preservation Architect/Designer is competent in all aspects of historic architecture. Performs work requiring independent judgment in evaluation, selection, and adaptation/modification of standard techniques, procedures and criteria. Independently solves problems encountered. They will be responsible for specific technical design aspects of an assigned project including investigation, evaluation, and recommendation of design solutions. They will perform assignments under the direction of a Principal, however, they are responsible for design and technical aspects of each project. They must provide architectural consultation in the planning, design, and coordination of large, complex projects. It is important they can make independent decisions on significant architectural problems and carry out complex assignments requiring the development of new or improved techniques and procedures.

Primary Responsibilities

• Research historical background of structure, technical issues, and code issues
• Prepare investigation reports and bid documents, including drawings and technical specifications
• Review contractor submittals
• Serve as historic preservation technical point of contact providing interpretation for design and construction teams
• Provide potential solutions for historic preservation design challenges
• Perform construction administration services including site visit reports, submittal reviews and responses to request for information
• Provide Principal with regular updates on status, issues, or project challenges
• Maintains project records
• Perform field surveys and conditions assessments
  
  

Position Requirements

• Degree in Architecture. Applicants with a minor or emphasis in Preservation will be given additional consideration.
• Licensed or actively seeking licensure
• 5+ years of experience
• The willingness to work as a team member and assist other project teams within the firm as necessary
• Must be able and willing to travel outside of local area to attend meetings at various sites
• High levels of activity and productivity
• Excellent attention to detail
• Ability to clearly convey information and ideas verbally and graphically
• The ability to quickly grasp new concepts
  
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Heritage conservation planning
• Research and report writing
• Materials conservation
• Proficient in Revit and Bluebeam
• Professional experience interacting with general contractors or construction managers
• Creative problem-solving capabilities
• Self-directed with a willingness to interact as a team player and take independent initiative
  
  

Treanor is committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. A candidate’s salary is determined by various factors including, but not limited to, degree, relevant work experience, skills, and certifications. The anticipated base salary for candidates meeting the stated requirements is $75,000 – $95,000 and may vary by states we operate in.