15 Sep
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CareerBeacon
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Ottawa
15 Sep
CareerBeacon
Ottawa
The Firm
Our client is an employee-owned, award-winning, architectural practice firm with a proven track record in practical, cutting-edge and economical design. They have designed some of Canada's most notable buildings.
With offices throughout Canada they serve both Canadian and international clients with the immediacy and attention of a local service. Their design influence can currently be found in eight of Canada's provinces, and in Nunavut.
The employee-owned firm is staffed with well over 100 experienced architects, designers, project managers, administrative staff, including LEED, Evidence-Based Design and LEAN accredited professionals, many of whom are dedicated to specific market sectors. They believe in personalizing the design experience for clients and maintaining a hands-on approach to projects. Every project they undertake has the direct involvement of Directors and Principals. Promoting mutual trust, they address the full scope of a facility's operational requirements,
from addressing technology and space needs to optimizing everyday movements, as well as employee health, well-being and productivity. Their unique ability to provide truly meaningful services to our clients is largely derived from the partnerships that they foster with them.
ARCHITECTURAL PLANNER - Correctional / Detention Facilities
Qualifications and Education Requirements
- Qualified candidates will have a bachelor's in architecture.
- Minimum of 5 years of planning experience required with proven experience in correctional or detention planning and knowledge of architectural design and code requirements.
- Proficiency with Revit is required.
- Strong presentation, communication, organizational, team building, collaboration and communication skills are a must.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office.
Preferred Skills
- Master of Architecture from an accredited program preferred.
- Registered Architect
📌 Architectural Planner - Correctional / Detention Facilities (Ottawa)
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