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Job description
Historical Architect – Level II / Level III
Travel: Local and national project travel
About the Opportunity
A nationally recognized architectural firm specializing in historic preservation, restoration, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse is seeking a Historical Architect – Level II or Level III to join its Kansas City team.
This is an opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of commercial, government, historic, and adaptive reuse projects ranging from smaller studies to projects valued at more than $30 million.
What You’ll Do
Coordinate projects with architects, PMs, engineers, historians, and consultants
Produce construction documents and technical drawings
Develop feasibility studies, assessments, and technical reports
Perform field investigations, measurements, photography, and existing-building documentation
Work on Historic Structure Reports and condition assessments
Support historic preservation, rehabilitation, restoration, renovation, and adaptive reuse projects
Coordinate with clients, contractors, consultants, and government agencies
Participate in construction administration and site visits
Prepare specifications and technical documentation
Maintain strong quality control and attention to detail
Work across multiple projects and project teams
Travel to project sites throughout the Midwest and nationally
What We’re Looking For
6+ years of professional architecture experience
8+ years for Level III consideration
Bachelor of Architecture required; master’s preferred
Historic preservation, restoration, rehabilitation, or adaptive reuse experience
Strong proficiency in Revit
Excellent technical and report-writing skills
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
Willingness to travel for project needs
Software
Revit – required
SketchUp
Enscape and other Revit rendering plugins
Microsoft Word
Health insurance
401(k) with 3% company match
PTO, sick time, and paid holidays
160–200 hours of annual PTO based on tenure
$1,000 annual educational allowance for conferences or licensing
Professional development and licensing support
Approved out-of-town travel expenses covered
Why Join This Team
This is an opportunity to take meaningful ownership of complex historic and architectural projects while working alongside experienced architects and preservation professionals.
You’ll gain exposure to nationally recognized preservation projects, commercial and government work, adaptive reuse, rehabilitation, restoration, planning, and existing-building assessments. The team works collaboratively, with direct access to experienced leadership and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, technical quality, and attention to detail.
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Worksite address
kansas city, MO, 64101, US
Who can apply
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