Metropolitan Workshop are currently seeking Architects and an Architectural Assistant for our friendly, award winning, Dublin studio where we believe the exciting work we do, and the interesting clients we work with, reflects the collective talent of our team. Role: Architect (#1) We are currently welcoming applications from talented recently qualified Architects with experience at tender and detail design stages, ideally within the residential sector. The successful candidate will demonstrate: - Strong design portfolio - Job running experience. - 2-5 years post part 3 work experience - Proven residential experience. - Revit experience or ability to transfer existing CAD skills. - Working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite - Confident written and verbal communication skills Salary is dependent on experience. Role: Architect (#2) We are currently welcoming applications from talented recently qualified Architects with experience leading projects at concept and scheme design stage for housing projects, ideally within the residential sector. The successful candidate will demonstrate: - Strong design portfolio - Job running experience. - 2-5 years post part 3 work experience - Proven residential experience. - Revit experience or ability to transfer existing CAD skills. - Working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite - Confident written and verbal communication skills Salary is dependent on experience. Role: Architectural Assistant We are currently welcoming applications from talented recently qualified Architectural Assistants ideally with 2 years' experience in the residential sector. The successful candidate will demonstrate: - Strong design portfolio - Job running experience - Revit experience or ability to transfer existing CAD skills is very advantageous - Working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite - Confident written and verbal communication skills Salary is dependent on experience. Metropolitan Workshop is an equal opportunities employer who recognises the importance of diversity both within our team and the wider industry. We aim to create an inclusive workplace for all that reflects the communities we serve. Due to the volume of applications, we receive, we are only able to respond to those applicants who have been shortlisted for interview. If you do not hear from us, please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion. We appreciate you taking the time to apply and wish you the best of luck with your application. Please send your CV, covering letter and examples of work in PDF format to recruitment_dublin@metwork.ie #wetropolitanworkshop #Architect #architecturalassistant #architecturejobs #irisharchitecture #recruitment #jobsearch #dublinjobs
Metropolitan Workshop LLP
Architecture and Planning
We are an award winning multidisciplinary practice of architects and urban designers with studios in London and Dublin.
About us
Founded in 2005, we are a multidisciplinary practice of architects and urban designers. We collaborate across two studios in Dublin and London, and strive to become one of the most trusted, original and responsible voices for architecture and urbanism. Stimulating to work for and engaging to work with. We have a studio culture that is open minded; we listen to better understand, we share our knowledge collegially, we cherish and value genuine collaboration. The work we do is underpinned by a rigorous approach and coherent dialogue, to create something that is thoughtful, creative, engaging and particular. Our design comes from a close engagement with the client and the brief, through a process that harnesses the full spectrum of society’s talent. We collaborate with a wide variety of different people from artists and carpenters to researchers and writers. From local authorities, planners, community engagement consultants, and housing developers to, most importantly, the end-users.
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- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Architecture, Masterplanning, Urban Design, and Housing
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14-16 Cowcross Street
London, EC1M 6DG, GB
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Tower 2, Fumbally Court
Fumbally Lane
Dublin, D08 N2N8, IE
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Historic Buildings Consultant, Chartered Building Surveyor. MRICS, DIP GRAD CONS (AA), MCSD, IHBC
BEHIND THE SCENES AT JERSEY ARCHIVES This Saturday (21st) is the last opening of the year at Jersey Archive. Jersey Heritage are offering FREE tours to anyone who wants to see behind the scenes at Jersey's National Award-winning gem. The archives were originally designed by Metropolitan Workshop LLP and extended with BDK Architects in 2018. Tours explore the strongrooms, Cataloguing Room and Conservation Lab and are at 9.30,10.30 and 11.30am. The Archive Reading Rooms will also be open for general research 9am-1pm. Book your place by calling 833300 or emailing archives@jerseyheritage.org. This is the final event this year of the ‘Your Home Your Story’ lecture series. Antony Gibb Ltd have thoroughly enjoyed sponsoring the series for the past two years. The lectures have brought to life the island’s history through its buildings and the stories of the families that lived in them through the centuries. With thanks to all who came along to join us every month, to Jersey Heritage, Linda Romeril and the team at Jersey Archives.
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Great way to finish the year, to be honest. From the home team, enormous credit to Mabel Ogundayo and Michael Clark for leading from the front with such energy and enthusiasm. All of the facilitation was excellent - Neighbourly Lab are a secret weapon for the parts of our industry who value genuine engagement and collaboration. That won't stay the case for long, I'm sure - if you work in the regeneration space and care for the above then you should get in touch with them sooner rather than later. A huge shout out also to Metropolitan Workshop LLP for their graphic and visual contributions on this and the broader 980 Great West Road narrative - hopefully we can share some of this work, including some fascinating summaries from the above sessions ahead of Xmas too. Sorry if this sounds self-congratulatory - it's just great to be a part of such good work. Well done team x #codesign #socialvalue #impact #regeneration #london #housing
We have been working closely with the Hounslow community this past year. As part of this engagement, we recently undertook a six-session co-design programme on the future of 980 Great West Road in Brentford (formerly GSK House). Facilitated and delivered in partnership with Neighbourly Lab, Metropolitan Workshop LLP, Haworth Tompkins and McGregor Coxall, we invited a broad and diverse group of people from the local area to lend their lived experience and knowledge to inform and influence the evolution of our proposals. The co-design sessions covered six key themes: - Accessibility and Navigation - Green, Blue, and Play Spaces - Entertainment and Leisure facilities - Women and Girls Safe Spaces - Practical Facilities - Youth Facilities At our Youth Facilities session in November, our Design Director, Michael Clark, reflected on the central role co-design plays in the planning process and evolving designs that speak to the needs and aspirations of residents. Since these sessions, we presented our early plans at our public consultation events earlier this month, gathering further feedback from the community. Next year, we will come back with updates on how we have integrated co-design outcomes into our designs, alongside a further round of consultation to present our advanced designs. We look forward to continuing conversations with the community and the collaborative planning journey with the London Borough of Hounslow. Thank you to all those who have been involved so far!
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Director at Metropolitan Workshop Ireland & Design Fellow at UCD School of Architecture
We are delighted to announce the opening of the second iteration of Rún - Ireland’s (In)visible Buildings Project on Friday November 15th in Building 71, Belfield from 5.00pm. The exhibition will be opened by Patricia Carey, Government Special Advocate for Victims of Institutional Abuse and UCD President Professor Orla Feely. The exhibition maps and catalogues vacant institutional buildings across the island of Ireland. A representative sample of these buildings is studied in more detail to reveal firstly the need for their traumatic histories to be acknowledged and recognised, and secondly the potential for these major buildings to take on a new lease of life and contribute to the well-being and renewal of their towns. The research to date has been focussed on processes of recording, surveying and creating an accessible database, as well as offering guidelines and principles for sensitive redevelopment. We have developed a version of the database alongside software engineer Ian Thompson, and are excited to share this in-progress work. The exhibition and dissemination of this work is also a vital part of the process. We would like to use this exhibition as a prompt and an opportunity to think about next steps - next steps in terms of research, in terms of advocacy and in terms of honouring the legacy of these troubling, (in)visible buildings and realising their potential. As always, a huge thank you to Professor Katherine O’Donnell (@kmodonnell43) and Professor Hugh Campbell (@hugh_campbellucd) for their continued mentorship and guidance, and we are also very grateful to our sponsors, who’s financial support allows the project to keep going. See link in bio for more information. Photos 2+3 by @ste_murray from the first iteration of the exhibition during @openhousedublin in 2023 We will be sharing more information over the coming weeks, so stay tuned.
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Director at Metropolitan Workshop Ireland & Design Fellow at UCD School of Architecture
The House for Students at University of Limerick is nearly ready to welcome its new residents. Was very lucky to be able to join this tour by Louise Cotter and Architectural Association of Ireland yesterday. As is to be expected from Cotter & Naessens the building is very well considered and fits in amongst its eclectic neighbours negotiating between the many different styles and eras of buildings surrounding it. Internally the spaces range from the grand to the domestic meaning all the varied activities of UL Student Life will find a home , as David said during the tour there are spaces for everyone from the extrovert to the shy introvert.
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🏘️ We recently facilitated workshops for Hadley Property Group's 980 Great West Road redevelopment in Brentford, in partnership with Metropolitan Workshop LLP, Haworth Tompkins & McGregor Coxall. 📋 4 out of 6 sessions have taken place so far. Each session entailed co-producing ideas and opportunities for the future plans with local residents, exploring key themes such as; 'Accessibility & Navigation' and 'Green, Blue (Canal/River) & Play Spaces'. Upcoming sessions will see us focus on practical facilities in the area and spaces for young people. 🤝 We are loving the creativity and ideas coming from the community and are excited to share the learnings as this work progresses. A huge thanks to everyone who has shared their insights so far - we look forward to sharing more updates on this exciting project soon! #CoDesign #CommunityEngagement #Workshop #Housing #ResidentEngagement
Well this is nice. We recently welcomed residents from across Hounslow to help us kick off our newest co-design programme on the Great West Road in Brentford. Facilitated by ourselves and a team made up of Neighbourly Lab, Metropolitan Workshop, Haworth Tompkins and McGregor Coxall, we spent two evenings discussing Accessibility & Navigation and Green, Blue & Play Spaces for the forthcoming redevelopment of the now defunct office HQ. Neighbourly Lab and Metropolitan Workshop have been working closely with Hadley's Comms and Design teams the last few months to curate a six-step co-design process to inform our masterplan. We've engaged a broad and diverse group of people from the local area, asking them to lend their lived experience and expertise to inform our proposals. The group will play a fundamental role in the development process, with sessions hosted specifically for women's and girls' safety and young people - groups commonly "designed out" of public spaces. The co-design sessions will cover these six key themes: · Accessibility and Navigation · Green, Blue, and Play Spaces · Entertainment and Leisure facilities · Women and Girls Safe Spaces · Practical Facilities · Youth Facilities Across the sessions, we will continue to work collaboratively with local people from all walks of life, ensuring our designs are rooted in longevity to benefit the community now and well into the future. We look forward to welcoming more residents to our upcoming sessions and reporting back on progress and influence in the coming months.
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After a very successful 'drop in' public consultation last week, submissions are still open on the future of Limericks Arthurs Quay development! As part of Metropolitan Workshop LLP's integrated team, MMP are proud to have contributed feasibility advice on the various options considered for redevelopment of the area. The full Options Report is available at: https://lnkd.in/eMFcUzrm #MMP David O Neill & Declan Jones #QuantitySurveyor #Masterplan #LimerickEdgeEmbrace #Limerick #Arthursquay Limerick City and County Council
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We are thrilled The Donore Project has reached this critical project milestone. A huge effort from the extraordinary team at Metropolitan Workshop and AECOM who are looking forward to the next stage which will see over 540 social and cost rental homes delivered as part of a comprehensive plan which includes arts, culture and community spaces. London Development Agency Dublin City Council https://lnkd.in/e2KRtJtq
🚧 Enabling Works Begin at Donore Project! 🚧 Enabling works have begun on site at the Donore Project, a landmark development being delivered in partnership by the The Land Development Agency and Dublin City Council. ✅This transformative project, located on the former St. Teresa’s Gardens site in Dublin 8, will deliver 543 new homes, along with a new creche, community spaces, and beautifully landscaped public areas. 🏗️ These initial works are scheduled to run until December 2024, with the main contract for construction to be awarded before the end of the year ℹ️ More information available here https://lnkd.in/edcXqQ8x Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage John Paul Construction #HousingforAll #sustainablehomes #affordablehomes #dublinhomes #community #strategicplanning #urbandevelopment #constructionireland
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Director at Metropolitan Workshop Ireland & Design Fellow at UCD School of Architecture
It was a real pleasure to share our work with all the people who attended this evening. As we turned the lights out at 8pm I had a final look around and reflected on what a great opportunity the Open Studios event gave us to take a moment and take a step back from the day to day routine to appreciate the amazing clients and projects we are all working on. So thank you Irish Architecture Foundation and all our visitors this evening. #OpenHouse24
Final preparations are currently underway to welcome visitors to our Open Studios event this evening, part of Open House Dublin 2024. Everyone on the Metwork team is excited to share some insights into how we work. We’ll be opening our doors from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. We look forward to seeing you there! #openhousedublin #openhouse2024 #openstudios #irisharchitecturefoundation #festivalofarchitecture2024
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Final preparations are currently underway to welcome visitors to our Open Studios event this evening, part of Open House Dublin 2024. Everyone on the Metwork team is excited to share some insights into how we work. We’ll be opening our doors from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. We look forward to seeing you there! #openhousedublin #openhouse2024 #openstudios #irisharchitecturefoundation #festivalofarchitecture2024
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