Project Architect / Intermediate Architect
Archinect, New York, NY, United States
Project Architect / Intermediate Architect
Wolfgang & Hite / Hite Studio Architecture
Bowery, New York City + Hudson Valley / Catskills
Wolfgang & Hite / Hite Studio Architecture is seeking a
Project Architect / Intermediate Architect
to join our growing practice.
We are a small, design-driven studio based on the Bowery, working across
civic and municipal, nonprofit, residential, and commercial
projects in New York City and the Hudson Valley/Catskills. Our work moves between public institutions, community organizations, private clients, and places of everyday life. We value architecture that is thoughtful, well‑made, and grounded in context.
In addition to our architecture practice, we operate an active design‑build partnership with a fabrication shop in Brooklyn. We value the feedback loop between drawing and making.
As a small practice, we work collaboratively and without rigid hierarchy. Team members are involved across all phases of a project—from early concept work and client conversations to technical documentation, consultant coordination, fabrication coordination, and construction. This role offers real responsibility, broad experience, and the opportunity to help shape meaningful work from beginning to end.
We are looking for someone who is technically capable, design‑minded, curious, and comfortable taking ownership.
Responsibilities
Contribute to projects across all phases, from concept design through construction administration
Prepare drawing sets, permit submissions, and construction documents
Coordinate with clients, consultants, fabricators, agencies, and contractors
Develop details, material assemblies, and technical solutions
Support project organization, scheduling, and delivery
Contribute to evolving office standards, systems, and workflows
Qualifications
4–8+ years of professional experience in architecture
Strong technical documentation and detailing skills, with the ability to develop and sustain design intent through the details
Experience producing permit sets and navigating approvals processes
Strong communication, organizational, and coordination skills
Ability to manage project responsibilities with organization and follow‑through, with support from principals as needed
Experience across multiple project types preferred
Experience with
Revit preferred ; proficiency in AutoCAD and other design/documentation platforms also valued
Interest in fabrication, materials, and construction processes is a plus
Licensure welcomed but not required; professional competence, judgment, and experience are valued above any single credential
This role offers increasing responsibility over time, with opportunities to grow into project leadership.
What We Offer
Meaningful responsibility and direct involvement in projects
Broad exposure across building types and project phases
Close collaboration in a small studio environment
Opportunity for growth, leadership, and long‑term contribution
Direct engagement with fabrication and construction through our Brooklyn shop partnership
Work spanning city and rural contexts, institutions and individuals
We take the work seriously, but not ourselves more than necessary.
Compensation
$75,000–$100,000 , based on experience and capability.
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Wolfgang & Hite / Hite Studio Architecture
Bowery, New York City + Hudson Valley / Catskills
Wolfgang & Hite / Hite Studio Architecture is seeking a
Project Architect / Intermediate Architect
to join our growing practice.
We are a small, design-driven studio based on the Bowery, working across
civic and municipal, nonprofit, residential, and commercial
projects in New York City and the Hudson Valley/Catskills. Our work moves between public institutions, community organizations, private clients, and places of everyday life. We value architecture that is thoughtful, well‑made, and grounded in context.
In addition to our architecture practice, we operate an active design‑build partnership with a fabrication shop in Brooklyn. We value the feedback loop between drawing and making.
As a small practice, we work collaboratively and without rigid hierarchy. Team members are involved across all phases of a project—from early concept work and client conversations to technical documentation, consultant coordination, fabrication coordination, and construction. This role offers real responsibility, broad experience, and the opportunity to help shape meaningful work from beginning to end.
We are looking for someone who is technically capable, design‑minded, curious, and comfortable taking ownership.
Responsibilities
Contribute to projects across all phases, from concept design through construction administration
Prepare drawing sets, permit submissions, and construction documents
Coordinate with clients, consultants, fabricators, agencies, and contractors
Develop details, material assemblies, and technical solutions
Support project organization, scheduling, and delivery
Contribute to evolving office standards, systems, and workflows
Qualifications
4–8+ years of professional experience in architecture
Strong technical documentation and detailing skills, with the ability to develop and sustain design intent through the details
Experience producing permit sets and navigating approvals processes
Strong communication, organizational, and coordination skills
Ability to manage project responsibilities with organization and follow‑through, with support from principals as needed
Experience across multiple project types preferred
Experience with
Revit preferred ; proficiency in AutoCAD and other design/documentation platforms also valued
Interest in fabrication, materials, and construction processes is a plus
Licensure welcomed but not required; professional competence, judgment, and experience are valued above any single credential
This role offers increasing responsibility over time, with opportunities to grow into project leadership.
What We Offer
Meaningful responsibility and direct involvement in projects
Broad exposure across building types and project phases
Close collaboration in a small studio environment
Opportunity for growth, leadership, and long‑term contribution
Direct engagement with fabrication and construction through our Brooklyn shop partnership
Work spanning city and rural contexts, institutions and individuals
We take the work seriously, but not ourselves more than necessary.
Compensation
$75,000–$100,000 , based on experience and capability.
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