Project Architect

About The Role:The Crowd is partnering with a highly respected architecture practice known for delivering impactful projects that strengthen communities and promote sustainable urban development. With a diverse portfolio spanning residential, mixed-use, educational, cultural, and institutional work, the studio has built a strong reputation for thoughtful, socially conscious design and a collaborative approach to project delivery.They are seeking a Project Architect with 6-9 years of experience to join their team. The role will focus on complex residential rehabilitation projects, coordinating design teams, consultants, clients and contractors from feasibility through to construction phases. Experience with NYCHA or public housing agencies would be preferred.This opportunity would suit an architect who enjoys the challenges of existing-building projects and is confident managing projects, whilst contributing to meaningful community projects. The studio offers a highly collaborative and supportive working environment, with a commitment to professional development, learning, and long-term career growth. This is a full-time hybrid position offering annual bonuses alongside a comprehensive benefits and PTO package.Key Responsibilities:Coordinate project teams across complex residential rehabilitation and renovation projects, from initial assessments and design through constructionManage project schedules, scopes, deliverables, and submission deadlines, ensuring tasks are clearly assigned and progress is trackedWork closely with clients, consultants, contractors, and public agency representatives to resolve project issues and maintain clear communicationOversee the preparation and coordination of design packages, construction documents, and regulatory submissionsSupport and manage construction administration activities, including site observations, field reports, RFIs, submittals, and change order reviewsCoordinate existing-building assessments and renovation strategies, including interior upgrades, exterior restoration, and larger-scale site improvementsGuide project team members through documentation and delivery, reviewing work and helping maintain quality and consistencyMonitor project progress, follow up on outstanding items, and communicate decisions and next steps to relevant stakeholdersHelp integrate sustainability, resilience, and building reuse strategies into project design and deliveryKey Skills/Requirements:Professional degree in Architecture from an accredited institution6–9 years of professional experience, ideally with a focus on existing-building rehabilitationExperience delivering complex renovation projects from design through construction administrationBackground in multifamily residential or affordable housing projects, with NYCHA or other public housing agencies preferredStrong knowledge of construction documentation, consultant coordination, and construction administrationProficiency in Revit required; 3D modeling experience is a plusFamiliarity with NYC Building Codes, zoning regulations, accessibility requirements, and agency approval processesExperience with the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission is beneficialKnowledge of sustainable design principles; Passive House experience or certification is a plusUS architectural registration preferred; LEED accreditation is advantageousStrong organizational and communication skills, able to work with clients, contractors and consultants, with the ability to manage competing priorities and keep projects on scheduleGenuine interest in community-focused architecture, affordable housing, and socially responsible designMust be legally authorized to work in the United StatesTo apply for this position please click on the apply button to attach your resume (and portfolio for design positions).By applying for this role, you are confirming that you agree to our Privacy Policy (full details are shown at the bottom of our website), and that all details submitted by you are correct and to the best of your knowledge.The Crowd is an equal opportunities employer and agency.