AddressTaylor Brammer Landscape Architects Pty Ltd is an established firm that has been creating diverse and engaging places for over 20 years. We hold two primary studio locations in Woollahra and Austinmer plus a satellite studio in Newcastle. The Company is currently undergoing significant growth, with three new Directors appointed recently.
Our shared design vision seeks to create vibrant and engaging people-focused places that respect the environment and create meaningful places for generations to come. Our skilled team of over 25 Landscape Architects, Architects, Designers and support staff provide a diversity of expertise across a range of projects varying from Master Planning, Urban Design, Place Making, Ecology, Heritage and Public Open Space.
We are seeking design professionals for our Woollahra and Newcastle studios who have strong concept, documentation and communication skills and can demonstrate experience in a team-based creative process.
The successful applicants will:
- Lead and participate to the design and documentation of a diverse range of projects
- Have gained a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Urban Design or similar design degree and have at least two (2) years experience working in Australia
- Possess proficient skills utilising AutoCAD and Adobe Design Suite (Revit desirable but not essential)
- Be involved from the commencement to completion of a range of projects
- Have a creative means that visualises ideas and communicates concepts and design intent
- Be an enthusiastic, self-motivated achiever with a passion for design
- Have the right to live and work in Australia permanently
The successful candidate will enjoy:
- The opportunity to grow professionally including assistance / mentoring with AILA registration
- A sense of belonging to an inclusive design team
- Ready access to public transport
- A salary appropriate to experience
- A supportive, diverse and inclusive work environment
Please include your portfolio in your application.
Only short-listed applicants will be contacted.
