Project Architect

The Project Architect is involved at every stage of the project.

This role is responsible for conducting site visits, collaborating with clients and consultants, developing and presenting design proposals, and exploring innovative design concepts.

The Project Architect is also responsible for ensuring projects meet client needs and budget constraints.

Life at Parkhill

At Parkhill, Building Community is the reason we exist.

We invest in extraordinary people who love investing in their communities.

We are more than planners, architects, and engineers — we are neighbors who choose to live and work in the communities we serve.

Increase your impact with our team of passionate collaborators.

Whether you are a recent graduate with untapped potential or a professional with proven experience, we invite you to discover a career path designed for you.

Parkhill is one of the largest architectural and engineering firms in the Southwest with 15 offices located throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

• Actively participates in project development from programming/conceptual design through construction administration.
• Prepares project construction documents.
• Communicates and coordinates with consultants, contractors, owners, and team members.
• Conducts site visits and assessments.
• Participates in meetings with clients to understand their project needs and preferences.
• Develops design concepts and proposals, creating detailed drawings and specifications.
• Registered Architect in state of Texas or able to get through reciprocity.
• 5-10 years of experience of community-based design.
• Proficient in Revit Architecture, Microsoft Word & Excel, Bluebeam, and Sketchup.

We offer a comprehensive benefits program that supports the whole person.

Our benefits include:

• Life Balance: hybrid/flexible work schedules, flexible work environment, generous PTO, paid holidays.
• Investing in Your Future Growth: specialized training, continuing education, professional licensing, intern development programs, University of Parkhill.