Design Development:

Collaborate with the consultant to discuss project requirements, objectives, and design preferences.

Develop architectural concepts, sketches, and schematic designs based on management’s input and project goals.

Utilize computer-aided design (CAD) software and other relevant tools to create detailed architectural drawings and models.

Project Coordination:

Coordinate project activities and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including engineers, contractors, and consultants, to ensure seamless project execution.

Review and evaluate project plans, specifications, and technical documents for accuracy, feasibility, and compliance with building codes and regulations.

Conduct site visits to assess site conditions, verify design feasibility, and monitor construction progress.

Construction Administration:

Provide on-site support during construction to ensure adherence to design intent, quality standards, and project specifications.

Respond to contractor inquiries, review submittals, and facilitate the resolution of design-related issues.

Conduct regular site inspections to monitor construction activities, identify potential issues, and propose corrective measures as necessary.

Documentation and Reporting:

Prepare and review architectural drawings, specifications, and construction documents in accordance with industry standards and project requirements.

Generate comprehensive reports, including project schedules, budget analysis, and progress reports, to track project performance.

Maintain accurate project documentation, including meeting minutes, design revisions, and correspondence with stakeholders.