Architect

About the Role

WW+P is an award-winning architecture and urban design studio within Egis Group, with teams based in London, Manchester, Melbourne, Sydney, Toronto and other locations. The practice delivers large-scale, city-shaping work where infrastructure, public realm and community meet, with projects such as Melbourne Metro, Cross River Rail, Elizabeth Line stations and Suburban Rail Loop.

The Melbourne studio is expanding and is seeking an Architect to contribute to one of Victoria’s most important transport infrastructure programmes.

What You’ll Do

This position is strongly design-focused and sits at the centre of major station architecture. You will be involved throughout the full project lifecycle, starting with early concepts and stakeholder discussions, then moving into technical design, documentation and on-site delivery. Your work will help shape buildings and public spaces that will serve large numbers of people for decades.

You will work closely with architects, urban designers, engineers and clients in a genuinely multidisciplinary setting. The role calls for someone who can contribute ideas, question briefs where needed, and help turn design intent into outcomes that are both practical and visually strong. It also offers room to take ownership, sharpen your design approach and progress into more senior responsibilities as the programme develops.

The projects are complex, highly visible and closely tied to the city, and you will be collaborating with experienced transport architects from Australia and around the world.

About the Studio

Established in 1985, WestonWilliamson+Partners has grown into a team of more than 250 architects, urban designers and planners across nine studios worldwide. The practice is known for delivering major transport and infrastructure projects and for maintaining a collaborative, inquisitive and quality-driven culture.

WW+P is part of Egis Group, a global consulting, construction engineering and operating services company active in more than 100 countries with over 20,000 employees.

Diversity and Inclusion

The studio is committed to building a team that reflects the communities it designs for and welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.

Qualifications

• A qualification in Architecture, along with progress toward registration or completed registration
• Proven experience in transport, infrastructure or civic architecture
• Strong design capability, with the ability to work confidently from precinct-scale thinking through to detailed design resolution
• Working knowledge of Revit, AutoCAD and Adobe Creative Suite
• Understanding of how public architecture performs in practice, both technically and commercially, and for the people who use it
• A team-oriented approach and the ability to contribute effectively in a busy, design-led studio