Environmental Architect

As an Environmental Architect, you will be responsible for assessing the environmental impact of architectural projects, quantifying sustainability metrics, and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. You will utilize advanced tools like Ecotech, AI-based Simulation Software, and Building Information Modelling (BIM) to optimize project sustainability through energy modeling, daylighting analysis, and thermal comfort studies. Collaboration with external environmental consultants is crucial to integrate sustainable practices throughout design and construction phases. You will lead pre-design and post-design environmental analysis, monitoring environmental performance post-construction, and maintaining up-to-date environmental statistics. Ensuring regulatory compliance with environmental regulations and advocating for new sustainable technologies are key aspects of the role. Project management skills are essential to lead environmental sustainability initiatives, mentor junior architects, and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Effective stakeholder communication is vital to engage clients, stakeholders, and community members regarding the environmental benefits of design choices. Educational qualifications include an M. Arch in Environmental Studies, M.Sc./M.Tech in Environmental Engineering or Environmental Design, or a related field, with a preference for a B.Arch. Specialization in evaluating, quantifying, and documenting the environmental impact of projects is required. Key skills and competencies include LEED Accreditation or equivalent certification, experience in climate-responsive architecture, and knowledge of renewable energy systems.,