Senior Landscape Architect
Senior Landscape Architect
Cambridge £38,000-£48,000
I am pleased to announce that we are looking for a Senior Landscape Architect to join a brilliant multi-disciplinary team in Cambridge. The team work on a wide range of exciting projects from individual dwellings to large multi-functional sites. This includes renewable energy, leisure and residential developments. The team are looking to appoint a Senior Landscape Architect who will be working alongside the planning team to deliver on these projects.
Benefits of this role include;
- Private healthcare and life cover.
- Hybrid working setup.
- Company bonus and pension scheme.
Responsibilities of a Senior Landscape Architect include;
- Preparation of project briefs and fee proposals.
- Report writing including Landscape and Visual Assessments.
- Undertaking landscape design work.
Requirements of a Senior Landscape Architect include;
- A degree in Landscape Architecture - CMLI is beneficial.
- Experience in undertaking landscape design work and project management.
- Excellent written communication skills.
If you are interested in this role, please contact Hannah Parker on and send your CV to
Required skills
- CAD
- Chartered
- Designer
- Landscape
- Vectorworks
- Design
- LVIA
- Landscape Architect
- Senior role
- Experienced Landscape Architect
Reference: 52927944
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