We are seeking a design led Associate or Senior Associate Architect with a sharp eye for early-stage design and a passion for shaping meaningful places. This front-end focused role suits a confident leader who thrives on taking projects from first sketch through to design development, with a strong command of feasibility, planning and early documentation.

You’ll drive the creative direction of significant mixed use, multi residential, hotel, commercial and public projects, working closely with clients, councils and collaborators to deliver compelling design outcomes that respond to place, ambition and constraint.

Join a highly collaborative, design focused studio committed to creativity, precision and respectful leadership. You’ll be supported by a team of passionate architects who share your belief in the value of good design and the rigour it takes to deliver it.

Key Responsibilities

• Feasibility: Assess site opportunities, constraints, and planning regulations, in order to develop early-stage project and design strategies.

• Massing and Master Planning: Develop project massing strategies and urban design responses that align with authority and SEPP guidelines.

• Planning Approvals: Lead the preparation and coordination of Planning Proposals, State Significant Development Applications (SSDA) and Development Applications (DA), ensuring compliance and our client ambitions are balanced.

• Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with clients, authorities and design review panels, to navigate planning controls and negotiate project outcomes. Act as lead consultant to drive program and guide clients and stakeholders.

• Design Compliance & Documentation: Ensure that designs meet ADG requirements, SEPP controls, and local planning regulations, while supporting the transition from concept design to design development and documentation.

• Team Coordination: Work closely with internal teams to drive design outcomes and mentor team members.

About You
You are a Registered Architect with experience in feasibility studies, concept design, planning applications, and design development for mixed use projects with a key focus on the multi-residential market. You have a strong understanding of the NSW planning framework and can navigate the front end design and approval process with confidence.

Required Skills & Experience

• Registered Architect in NSW

• Experience in feasibility, concept design and planning approvals

• Key focus on the multi residential market including mixed use developments

• Strong knowledge of SEPP regulations, ADG, and local planning controls

• Proficiency in Revit (essential) for early-stage design and documentation

• A deep understanding of project feasibility processes, and how to engage with and drive client outcomes

• Ability to engage with planning authorities, design review panels and consultants

• Experience working in multi-disciplinary environments across design, architecture, and urban planning

Note: Applicants must hold Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

Agencies need not apply.

We encourage and welcome candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, candidates with a disability, members of the LGBTIQA+ community and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander candidates to apply.

We are seeking an experienced Associate or Senior Associate Architect with a strong focus on project delivery to lead complex projects from design development through to construction. In this pivotal role, you will drive documentation, coordinate consultants, and oversee construction, ensuring that design excellence is realised in the built environment.

As a key member of our collaborative team, you will contribute to delivering high-quality design and built outcomes across significant mixed-use projects, many with a multi residential focus.

Key responsibilities

• Lead Documentation and Coordination: Manage and oversee all phases of project documentation and coordination

• Ensure Design Integrity: Maintain accuracy, buildability, and design quality throughout all delivery stages

• Consultant Collaboration: Effectively manage input from external consultants and specialist disciplines to ensure cohesive project execution

• Tender and Contract Administration: Support tendering processes, contract administration, and address site-related queries promptly

• Project Management: Ensure project timelines and deliverables meet established deadlines and quality benchmarks

• Mentorship: Guide and mentor team members during technical stages, fostering professional growth and knowledge sharing

About you

You are a Registered Architect in NSW with extensive experience in technical delivery and a passion for transforming innovative designs into tangible outcomes. Your leadership brings clarity to later project phases, and you excel in collaborative environments.

Required Skills & Experience

• Registered Architect (NSW)

• Extensive Delivery Experience: Proven track record in project delivery and comprehensive documentation

• Regulatory Knowledge: Strong understanding of BCA, ADG, and local planning controls

• Revit Proficiency: Advanced skills in Revit for design and documentation purposes

• Coordination Skills: Excellent ability to coordinate with stakeholders and manage multidisciplinary inputs

• Project Experience: Demonstrated experience in multi-residential and mixed-use projects

If you are a dedicated professional eager to lead and deliver high-quality architectural projects, we invite you to apply and join our dynamic team.

Applicants must hold Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

We strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, culturally and linguistically diverse candidates, and members of the LGBTIQA+ community.

Agencies need not apply.

Studio.SC is seeking a strategic and experienced Design Technology Leader to lead the development, integration and continuous improvement of our design technology systems. This is a key leadership role that will influence our studio’s future by aligning design technology initiatives with project delivery, innovation and practice excellence.

About the Role

This role sits at the intersection of design and technology, leading the implementation and administration of our design technology systems, including digital modelling, documentation platforms and broader IT infrastructure. You’ll work closely with the Director, studio teams, and our external IT partner to ensure our systems are future-focused, reliable, and fit for purpose.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and manage design technology systems and infrastructure across the studio

• Oversee the integration and deployment of DT software, ensuring optimal project delivery

• Partner with project leaders to support DT planning on key projects

• Liaise with IT service providers to ensure smooth helpdesk, development, network / security / backup and project related support

• Coordinate annual DT budgets, upgrades and licensing renewals

• Maintain DT training programs and mentor staff to lift digital competencies

• Audit DT deliverables, identify gaps and implement improvements

• Contribute to broader business planning and tender processes by communicating Studio. SC’s digital capabilities

Required Skills & Experience

• A degree in Architecture or related discipline

• Minimum 10 years’ experience in practice, with strong exposure to complex projects

• Deep knowledge of design technology platforms (e.g. Revit, Rhino, BIM 360) and digital workflows

• Understanding of ERP systems in architecture studios (Deltek or similar)

• Familiarity with industry benchmarks, ISO19650 and ISO9001 standards

• Strong understanding of IT infrastructure and network systems

• Analytical mindset with strong problem-solving skills

• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal

• Experience mentoring and training teams

Applicants must hold Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

We strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, culturally and linguistically diverse candidates, and members of the LGBTIQA+ community.

Agencies need not apply.

We’re looking for a Senior Architectural Graduate and/or Registered Architect with four to eight years of experience to join our Sydney studio. This role focuses on the design and delivery of multi-residential and mixed-use projects, from early concept through to construction. You'll be part of a studio that values thoughtful design, technical rigour, and collaborative teamwork.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead or support multi-residential projects across all stages

• Prepare design presentations, development applications, construction certificates, and construction documentation

• Work closely with clients, consultants, and contractors to maintain design intent

• Navigate planning and industry compliance, ensuring alignment with the NCC and Australian Standards

• Collaborate with clients and project teams to meet design goals and deadlines

• Participate in internal design reviews and support the development of junior team members

• Apply strong Revit skills to produce high-quality documentation

About You

You bring a strong mix of design thinking and delivery expertise, particularly in multi-residential and mixed-use projects. You’re proactive, detail-oriented, and comfortable navigating complex challenges with clarity.

Required Skills & Experience

• A master’s degree in architecture

• Four to eight years of post-graduate experience, with an interest in stepping into a leadership role

• Proficiency in Revit, with experience delivering documentation in BIM environments

• Solid understanding of planning pathways and Building Code of Australia compliance

• Demonstrated ability to manage timelines, consultants, and competing demands

• A collaborative mindset and a genuine interest in delivering meaningful, high-quality design

If you're a dedicated professional ready to take the lead on high-quality architectural projects, we invite you to apply and join our dynamic team.

Note: Applicants must hold Australian citizenship or permanent residency.

Agencies need not apply.

We encourage and welcome candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, candidates with a disability, members of the LGBTIQA+ community and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander candidates to apply.