Preservation Architect vacancy in Braga Portugal

Preservation Architect


We are searching for a skilled Preservation Architect to join our team in Braga. As a Preservation Architect, you will be responsible for preserving and restoring historic buildings and structures. You will work closely with clients, historians, and engineers to ensure that the preservation process adheres to strict guidelines and regulations.

In this role, you must have a minimum of 5 years of experience in the field of preservation architecture. You should have a strong understanding of architectural history and preservation techniques. A degree in architecture or a related field is required.

As a Preservation Architect, you will be responsible for conducting site surveys, documenting historical features, preparing reports, and creating preservation plans. You must have excellent communication skills as you will be working with various stakeholders including clients, contractors, and government officials.

Additionally, you should have experience in project management and be able to handle multiple projects simultaneously. Attention to detail is crucial as even small mistakes can have significant impacts on the preservation process.

We are offering a competitive salary of 1600$ per month for this full-time position. We also provide visa sponsorship for international candidates who meet the qualifications for this role.

This position is open to individuals from all nationalities; however, preference will be given to candidates who are already located in Braga or have experience working in Portugal. We also welcome applications from students who are currently pursuing a degree in architecture and looking for valuable hands-on experience in the field of preservation.

If you are passionate about preserving our architectural heritage and possess the necessary skills and experience, we would love to hear from you. Please apply with your resume and portfolio showcasing your previous work in preservation architecture. Join us in our mission to protect and restore historic buildings for future generations.