Location: NYC, NY
Discipline: UX / Product Design
Experience: TBD
Compensation: $110,000–$160,000
Assembly OSM seeks a highly organized, management-focused architect that is responsible for managing the overall architectural design and execution of one or more specific projects. This role is involved in all phases of the project, from concept design to construction administration. The role will include collaborating with clients, developing design concepts, developing detailed construction documents, coordinating with various design consultants including both AOR and EORs, overseeing construction, and ensuring that the project adheres to design standards, codes, and regulations. You will play a critical role in the overall project management, working closely with both Assembly’s Product Design & Engineering and Architectural Design & Innovation teams, communicating with clients and contractors, and ensuring that the project meets its design objectives and stays on budget and schedule.
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You will:
Collaborate with clients, internal Product Design & Engineering and Architectural Design & Innovation teams, as well as design consultant, architects and engineers of record, to understand project requirements and develop design concepts for modular high-rise buildings.
Work on refining design concepts into detailed schematic designs, incorporating modular-specific details of the modular product created by Assembly into the construction drawings produced by Architects and Engineers of Record fostering collaboration and clear communication.
Develop and organize the selecting of building materials, defining layouts, and analyzing project budgets.
Work on further refinement of the design during the design development phase, creating detailed architectural drawings, plans, and specifications for the modular portion of the building.
Ensure that the design complies with local building codes, zoning regulations, and other relevant regulations and standards, preparing and submitting necessary documents for permits and approvals, along with the Architects of Record while also incorporating modular-specific aspects into the project's design.
