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Overview
HPI Architecture is seeking a
Senior Designer
to lead the conceptual and design development of complex educational projects. This individual will shape the vision for new and renovated campuses, collaborating with a talented team of architects, planners, and consultants. Responsibilities
Lead the design vision for major K‑12 and Higher Education projects from concept through schematic design. Develop compelling parti diagrams, site strategies, and design narratives that align with client goals and community values. Guide the design team through iterative design exploration, ensuring creativity, functionality, and compliance with DSA and CCCCO standards. Collaborate with Principals, Project Managers, and Planners to integrate programming, sustainability, and technical considerations into holistic solutions. Present designs to school boards, district committees, and community stakeholders with clarity and confidence. Mentor junior designers, supporting growth in design excellence and professional development. Stay ahead of trends in 21st‑century learning environments, CTE/STEAM program design, sustainability, and ZNE strategies. Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture from an accredited program. 10+ years of professional architectural experience, with a strong focus on educational facilities. Proven portfolio of built or advanced design work in K‑12 and/or Higher Education. Strong design leadership skills, with the ability to develop big‑picture concepts and refine them into practical, technical solutions. Excellent skills in Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, and presentation tools. Knowledge of California Building Code, Title 24, DSA review process. Exceptional communication skills, both visual and verbal, with experience presenting to clients, boards, and community groups. California Architect license preferred but not required. Physical Standards
Positions in this class are situated in a standard office environment, requiring minimal physical exposure to weather and no unusual physical abilities. Additional requirements include the ability to travel for client presentations, conferences, or business development meetings. Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Short‑ and Long‑Term Disability Insurance, 401(k), paid Vacation, and paid Holidays. Apply
Submit your application via
https://www.hpiarchitecture.co
or send resumes to
resumes@hpiarchitecture.com .
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HPI Architecture is seeking a
Senior Designer
to lead the conceptual and design development of complex educational projects. This individual will shape the vision for new and renovated campuses, collaborating with a talented team of architects, planners, and consultants. Responsibilities
Lead the design vision for major K‑12 and Higher Education projects from concept through schematic design. Develop compelling parti diagrams, site strategies, and design narratives that align with client goals and community values. Guide the design team through iterative design exploration, ensuring creativity, functionality, and compliance with DSA and CCCCO standards. Collaborate with Principals, Project Managers, and Planners to integrate programming, sustainability, and technical considerations into holistic solutions. Present designs to school boards, district committees, and community stakeholders with clarity and confidence. Mentor junior designers, supporting growth in design excellence and professional development. Stay ahead of trends in 21st‑century learning environments, CTE/STEAM program design, sustainability, and ZNE strategies. Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture from an accredited program. 10+ years of professional architectural experience, with a strong focus on educational facilities. Proven portfolio of built or advanced design work in K‑12 and/or Higher Education. Strong design leadership skills, with the ability to develop big‑picture concepts and refine them into practical, technical solutions. Excellent skills in Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, and presentation tools. Knowledge of California Building Code, Title 24, DSA review process. Exceptional communication skills, both visual and verbal, with experience presenting to clients, boards, and community groups. California Architect license preferred but not required. Physical Standards
Positions in this class are situated in a standard office environment, requiring minimal physical exposure to weather and no unusual physical abilities. Additional requirements include the ability to travel for client presentations, conferences, or business development meetings. Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Short‑ and Long‑Term Disability Insurance, 401(k), paid Vacation, and paid Holidays. Apply
Submit your application via
https://www.hpiarchitecture.co
or send resumes to
resumes@hpiarchitecture.com .
#J-18808-Ljbffr