Architectural Designer

ICRAVE is an award-winning powerhouse team of designers, strategists, and experts turning bold ideas into reality. With over two decades of design excellence, innovation and industry thought leadership in strategy, interiors, and experience design collaborating with both Fortune 500 brands and up-and-coming companies across a variety of sectors, our work shapes experiences across the globe, connecting cultures and breaking boundaries. In 2002, ICRAVE became a founding studio of Journey , the global design and innovation agency shaping the future through multidimensional experiences (MDX) that connect people, brands, and culture. Journey’s layered MDX approach crafts story-driven, sensory-rich engagement across physical, immersive, digital, and virtual spaces—fueled by creative and technological innovation. ROLE SUMMARY As an Architectural Designer at Journey, you'll have the opportunity to learn by doing. Working across a diverse range of projects alongside a collaborative team, you'll build new skills, contribute to meaningful design work, and gain exposure to every stage of the creative process. We're looking for someone who's curious, thoughtful, and excited to grow. Bring fresh ideas, ask questions, share your perspective, and don't be afraid to challenge the expected. You'll collaborate with designers, strategists, clients, consultants, and fabricators to help develop design concepts and bring them to life with creativity, care, rigor and attention to detail. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: Assist senior designers to conceptualise and develop design schemes for projects. Actively contribute to design and documentation of projects through all project phases under the direction of more senior members. Participate in client meetings and craft elaborate client presentations to communicate design concepts effectively Conduct research on materials, products, and trends to inform design decisions. Create and produce detailed models and design drawings using Revit and AutoCAD under the direction of more senior members. Select and specify architectural finishes Design, detail and specify custom FF&E Coordinate with vendors to ensure project timelines and budgets are met. CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS B.Arch or B.S in Architecture or related field from an accredited school Minimum 2 years of post-graduate design experience in an architectural and/or interior design studio. Strong Revit, Enscapeand AutoCAD skills Ability to model in 3DS Max, Rhino or Revit Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite Ability to work collaboratively with designers across the studios Location: This opportunity is located at our Broadway Studio in New York. On this occasion, we can only consider applications from those fully authorised to work in the U.S. This position involves a hybrid work arrangement, incorporating both a 2-day remote and a 3-day in-person commitment in our New York studio. Salary Range : $65,000-$75,000 Contract: Full time employee - Monday-Friday, 9.30am-6.30pm About Journey The Multidimensional Experience Agency Journey is a global design and innovation agency shaping the future through multidimensional experiences (MDX) that connect people, brands, and culture. Our layered MDX approach crafts story-driven, sensory-rich engagement across physical, immersive, digital, and virtual spaces—fuelledby creative and technological innovation. Born from a legacy of pioneering studios, Journey blends strategic thinking with deep creativeexpertiseto deliver solutions across industries. 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