Architectural Technologist – Hospitality & Commercial Projects

June 24, 2026

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Architectural Technologist Role Summary

Hospitality & Commercial Projects | Flexible Working | Competitive Salary

A well-established design practice is seeking an experienced Architectural Technologist to join its growing technical team. The studio works across a diverse range of hospitality and commercial projects throughout the UK, including refurbishment, fit-out, and heritage-led schemes.

This role would suit a technically strong Architectural Technologist with experience delivering projects through the technical and construction stages. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of coordinated, compliant, and high-quality technical information across a varied portfolio of projects.

The Role

You will support the delivery of projects across multiple sectors, working closely with internal teams, consultants, contractors, and clients throughout the design and construction process. Responsibilities will include:

Producing and coordinating technical drawing packages across RIBA stages 3–5
Developing detailed technical solutions and construction information
Assisting with technical coordination and project delivery
Ensuring designs comply with current UK Building Regulations and industry standards
Supporting refurbishment and fit-out projects across a range of building types
Coordinating with consultants and external project teams
Resolving technical and construction detailing challenges
Contributing to a collaborative and delivery-focused studio environment

Requirements

Degree-qualified Architectural Technologist or Architectural Technician
Minimum three years’ experience within a UK architectural practice
Strong technical design and detailing experience
Experience producing technical drawing packages through RIBA stages 3–5
Good understanding of UK Building Regulations, technical standards, and construction methodologies
Strong organisational and coordination skills
Ability to manage workload across multiple projects
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Proficiency in AutoCAD
Experience working on refurbishment or commercial projects would be advantageous
CIAT accreditation or working towards chartership would be beneficial

What’s on Offer

Opportunity to work on a varied portfolio of UK projects
Flexible and part-time working options considered
Relaxed and collaborative working environment
Supportive team culture with ongoing professional development
Exposure to both technical design and project delivery stages
Additional holiday benefits linked to service length
Long-term career progression opportunities within a growing practice

This role would suit an Architectural Technologist looking to further develop their technical expertise within a collaborative studio environment, working across a broad range of technically focused projects throughout the UK.

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