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Featured entry-level job opportunities for architectural designers with 0 to 2+ years of experience

2021-06-03T09:00:00-04:00

When it comes to architectural employment, Archinect continues to pay special attention to professional development tips for individuals seeking opportunities that can kick-start their careers.

Last week, we highlighted internship positions for recent graduates currently listed on our Archinect Job Board. This week's curated list of featured openings ranges from entry-level design positions to Junior Designers and Junior Architects with two or more years of experience.

If you're looking to revamp your resume or need guidance as to "what to expect after you graduate," don't miss our special editorial coverage titled, Archinect's Tips for Recent Graduates Navigating Architectural Employment.

Jefferson Avenue by Jon Powell Architecture

Jon Powell Architecture PLLC seeks an Intern/Entry-Level Architectural Designer
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Experience Level: Entry Level

Ideal Candidate: "The employee will be involved in all phases of design and construction as well as day-to-day office man...

Columbia GSAPP launches the nation's first Ph.D in Historic Preservation

2018-01-16T15:32:00-05:00

The Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (Columbia GSAPP) announced today that it will be launching a new Ph.D. Program in Historic Preservation—the first of its kind in the U.S. GSAPP has been a leader in the field of preservation education since it established the first Master in Historic Preservation program back in 1964. The introduction of the new program will set the standard for doctoral level education, provide intellectual leadership by training future generations of preservation scholars, and expand the discipline’s range.

"The Ph.D. in Historic Preservation recognizes the fact that the profession has matured into a vibrant discipline, with a specific body of theoretical and practical knowledge on how to learn from and intervene in historic buildings, cities and landscapes, such that they not only retain their values as historical documents but also serve as resources for designing the future" the school said in their announcement....

"GSAPP 2012 - 6 Months After Graduation" Employment Status Report

2013-03-05T18:53:00-05:00

An independently-led survey of graduates from Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation was recently conducted, to assess the overall status of employment. The infographic-rich document can be seen below.

“GSAPP 2012 - 6 Months After Graduation” is an attempt to capture the state of our class in our first year of post-gradschool life. Did we finally find a job? Did we move to another city? Another country? How many hours a week are we working? How much are we making? What software are we finally using? These are some of the questions this survey tries to answer, and in doing so, it may also serve as a snapshot of the architectural profession itself, how it treats its newest members and how it is doing in this fragile economy.

The survey was made up of 17 questions and was voluntarily responded by 63 graduates from the Masters of Architecture program at the Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation at Columbia University.