Justice architecture demands multi‑faceted design to uphold and express the legal process, and achieve efficient and functional operations, while maintaining a safe and secure workplace. Our experience in the design of judicial buildings spans more than 30 years across all levels of government, including courthouses, police facilities, and detention and correctional centers.Duties and ResponsibilitiesCompiles information from reports and published documents; evaluates and analyzes the information to understand broad requirements of projectDevelops architectural designs, to ensure an exemplary solution is delivered that meets quality parameters, project timelines and budgetary requirementsCoordinates design intent with other disciplinesIntegrates engineering requirements, site surveys and field review information, adhering to applicable codes and jurisdictional requirementsPrepares design reports,



drawings and models following office standardsPerforms site visitations to determine compliance with construction documents; identifies any deviations and liaises with owner and contractor to resolve issues in a timely mannerReviews project products, services, and shop drawings to ensure adherence to project documents, relevant jurisdictional codes and corporate quality controlsRequired SkillsExperience in all phases of the project cycle is requiredArchitectural design software skills including Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, PhotoShop, and other architectural design softwareFamiliarity with MEP and Structural building systems and building codes is requiredHave successfully completed related post‑secondary educationRegistered with a relevant professional architectural associationRequired Experience10–15 years of project work experienceExperience in Justice projects is an assetSalary: $80,000.00 – $115,000.00 /annually#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Architect, Justice - $80,000 - $115,000 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 NORR
📍 Winnipeg