Role – Principal/Associate Landscape Architect/Planner
Location - Oxfordshire
Salary -£50 - £55K
THE ROLE
We are currently looking for a Principal or Associate Landscape Architect with a strong background in writing Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIA). Ideal candidates should be based in Oxfordshire. The role offers a flexible working schedule, with three days per week spent in the office. This is an excellent opportunity for those with the right expertise looking to join a dynamic and growing team.
THE STUDIO
This is a UK-based consultancy providing services in landscape architecture, masterplanning, ecology, and arboriculture. They work on a variety of projects, offering assessments, design, and implementation for residential, commercial, and recreational developments. Their expertise includes ecological surveys, habitat creation, landscape sensitivity analysis, and tree management, delivering solutions for both public and private sector clients.
They aim to enhance environmental value through sustainable design practices.
REQUIREMENTS
You will have a degree in Landscape Architecture,
be a Chartered Member of the Landscape institute (CMLI) and have significant experience in producing Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIA). Candidates should demonstrate strong skills in landscape design, environmental assessment, and project management. Expertise in working on a variety of development projects is essential, and familiarity with local planning regulations is preferred.
Flexibility is offered, with three office-based days per week, making it a suitable opportunity for professionals based in the Oxfordshire area.
BENEFITS OFFERED
The company offers a competitive salary, a generous bonus scheme, 25 days of annual leave (excluding bank holidays), and employer pension contributions. Flexible and hybrid working options are available. Extra benefits include company-funded social events and a strong focus on career development and training.
TO BE CONSIDERED YOU MUST HAVE A DEGREE IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND FULL RIGHT TO WORK IN THE UK