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Architect & Designer

Job Overview

STICKLEY MORTON ARCHITECTURE is a small design-oriented firm that prides itself on creating unique and meaningful spaces in our home community of Dubuque, Iowa. We are currently looking for a creative, energetic, and self-motivated individual to join the team. For over 20 years the firm has focused on adaptive re-use and historic restoration projects, most of which involve the use of historic tax credits. We have strong client partnerships and work on a variety of project sizes from large complex projects such as the Schmid Innovation Center, DUPACO Community Credit Union Operations Center in the Voices building to small-scale tenant build-outs.

At our firm you will have the opportunity to work on your own projects from initial design conception through the completion of construction. We believe that strong mentorship and collaboration lead to quality results. We believe that individuals achieve their best work when they are invested in what they do. In addition to maintaining client relationships, you will be working closely with designated developers, construction managers, and select sub-contractors to shape the project.

Position Responsibilities

• Site measuring and as-built 3d model creation (often involving 3d point cloud data).
• Conduct existing building condition assessments and report findings and recommendations.
• Analyze facilities and help develop a long-term maintenance recommendation for building owners.
• Meet with clients to establish project goals, schedule, and scope.
• Design creative solutions based on owner program requirements.
• Prepare building code review.
• Prepare Part 2 and Part 3 Historic Tax Credit Applications.
• Prepare construction and bid documents for rehabilitation and new construction projects.
• Serve as Project Architect during Construction Administration.

Qualifications and Skills

• Professional degree in Architecture.
• Strong sense of design and creativity.
• Proficient in Revit, Enscape, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office.
• Ability to communicate professionally and effectively with clients, consultants, contractors, and co-workers in a variety of formats; graphically, verbally, and written documentation.
• Self-starter as well as being flexible, collaborative, and a dedicated team player.
• Knowledge of historic preservation techniques and materials or willingness to learn
• Knowledge of historic and new construction detailing or willingness to lean
• Graphic presentation skills in preparation for meetings.
• Creative writing skills for the preparation of historic tax credit applications.

If you are looking to be part of a growing firm and having an impact on a strong community, we are the right fit for you.