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Who should apply: “We are looking for an individual who thrives in a collaborative setting, but who is also able to move forward with their tasks independently. But it’s participating in all phases and aspects of a project that keeps us engaged and learning.” It’s a rewarding challenge to flexibly move between working on concept development, drafting construction drawings, preparing a client presentation, coordinating with engineering or landscape consultants, and visiting a project site to answer questions from the contractor. Rewards and challenges: “Our day-to-day work, including this position, is always changing. Solutions are seldom that of one individual.” Our firm is truly collaborative and we are constantly seeking out the opinions or critiques of others. “We are a close-knit team working within a casual but focused studio setting. As Architectural Designer, the ideal candidate would be someone who is comfortable executing both modern and contextually appropriate designs, and someone who is effortlessly collaborative. Built around “elegant and humanistic” solutions – the above photo is of a Tribeca loft designed by the firm – the studio’s team of architects and interior designers are focused on timeless and client-centred design. Since 2003, Andrew Franz Architect of New York has built a diverse portfolio, from private houses to cultural and civic projects. Who should apply: “Someone who is genuinely excited by inventing new things for the first time and taking part in projects for real people that make a difference.”Īrchitectural Designer, Andrew Franz Architect PLLC (New York) The next one was about future-smart accessories.” The next project we took on was all about hospital experiences and engaging older people in technology. Last year, we worked on creating a completely new theme park, from the rides through to the physical interactions as well as digital ones. “This makes things really interesting, as you are constantly learning new skills. Rewards and challenges: “We are a truly multidisciplinary studio and each project is massively different from one to the next,” says Westaway. We don’t stop until we make things as simple and as clear as possible.” “Our clients trust us to get out of the studio and get in front of real users, and do proper empathic research before we even start designing. “We literally use techniques from magicians to push ourselves to make really unexpected and delightful solutions,” says Westaway. Previous projects range from designing theme parks and creating fun-looking Lego planners to thinking up new ways to make hospitals less stigmatizing. This position combines UI design, branding, editorial and packaging. It’s a small studio of less than a dozen employees that work with such global clients as BBC, Samsung and Innovate UK. Special Projects Studio cares about “magic.” It’s one of their core design values, which also include “empathy,” “clarity,” and “experimentation.” Launched by industrial designer Clara Gaggero Westaway and experience designer Adrian Westaway (above), the London-based studio blurs the boundaries between industrial, experience and interaction design, all while placing a premium on invention. Graphic Designer, Special Projects (London, U.K.)