Junior Architect – Real Estate Programming & Early-Stage Analysis

Job Description

Company Description Our Advisory Service Line is at the forefront of managing large-scale developments for some of the most prestigious clients in the region, including giga projects, municipalities, and other significant urban and real estate ventures. Our projects are focused on the early stages of development—such as feasibility, design, and planning—as well as post-delivery evaluations and optimization. With expertise in engineering, architecture, and technology, we shape the future of urban spaces and infrastructure. Job Description This role supports early-stage feasibility and real estate programming by translating strategic planning objectives into programmatic space allocations, GFA breakdowns, and land use scenarios. The Junior Architect contributes to RIBA Stage 0–1 deliverables, assisting across regional land allocation logic, urban-scale program matrices, and individual building test fits. This role requires strong coordination with both data and design teams and the ability to think across scales from macro to plot level Key Responsibilities Assist in developing space programs based on planning briefs and feasibility studies. Prepare land use and GFA allocation scenarios aligned with urban codes and zoning. Support project teams with program-area matrices and phasing logic. Translate program data into schematic block plans and diagrams. Work closely with urban designers to align programs with site context and capacity. Support RIBA Stage 0–1 deliverables through programmatic content and supporting visuals. Qualifications 1–3 years of experience in architecture, real estate planning, or urban design. Strong understanding of program-area relationships and feasibility logic. Proficient in Excel, AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe InDesign/Illustrator. Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture or Urban Planning with a focus on real estate development or strategic planning.