Shadeex Ltd

Overview An Architect is responsible for designing, planning, and overseeing the construction of buildings and structures. The role combines creative design with technical knowledge and regulatory compliance, ensuring that projects are functional, safe, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing while meeting client needs and budgetary constraints. Key Duties and Responsibilities An Architect’s primary responsibilities typically include: Design & Planning Developing architectural concepts, plans, and detailed drawings using CAD and BIM software. Creating designs that are functional, safe, sustainable, and visually appealing. Preparing specifications, feasibility studies, and project proposals. Client & Stakeholder Engagement Meeting with clients to determine requirements, budgets, and objectives. Presenting design proposals and obtaining client approvals. Advising on design feasibility, costs, and timelines. Project & Construction Oversight Coordinating with engineers, surveyors, contractors, and other professionals throughout project development. Conducting site visits to ensure work is progressing according to plan, specifications, and safety standards. Monitoring construction to ensure compliance with approved designs and building regulations. Regulatory Compliance Ensuring all projects comply with building codes, planning legislation, health and safety regulations, and sustainability standards. Preparing and submitting planning applications and building control approvals. Sustainability & Innovation Incorporating sustainable materials, energy efficiency, and environmentally responsible design principles. Staying updated on technological developments and industry trends in architecture and construction. Documentation & Reporting Preparing technical documentation, project briefs, and reports for internal and external stakeholders. Maintaining accurate project records and schedules. Skills & Competencies Strong design and visualisation skills (hand-drawing, CAD, and BIM). Excellent knowledge of construction methods, building codes, and planning law. Strong project management and organisational abilities. Effective communication and client management skills. Creativity, problem-solving, and attention to detail. Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams. Turkish Speaking Preferable Typical Work Environment Architects usually split their time between office-based design work, client meetings, and site visits. The role requires balancing creative design with practical constraints such as cost, safety, and environmental considerations.