Associate Landscape Architect Arup

Associate Landscape Architect – Birmingham, UK – Arup

Project Name:
Landscape Planning and LVIA Projects including Major Infrastructure and Development Consent Orders

• Degree in Landscape Architecture or Landscape Management
• CMLI accreditation
• Typically 10+ years professional experience in landscape architecture
• Strong understanding of UK planning system
• Proven experience in writing LVIAs including for DCO projects
• Experience in energy sector and large scale linear infrastructure projects
• Strong team leadership and project management skills
• Experience managing fee budgets and commercial aspects of projects
• Strong stakeholder engagement experience
• Proficiency in ESRI ArcGIS or ArcGIS Pro, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office
• Excellent report writing and written communication skills

Experience:

Typically 10+ years in landscape architecture, particularly within multidisciplinary teams

Salary:
Competitive salary with profit share and benefits package

Arup is a globally recognized multidisciplinary consultancy delivering infrastructure, building design and specialist technical services. With offices across the UK and internationally, Arup operates as an employee‑owned trust and aligns its work with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The UK Landscape Architecture practice works across environmental infrastructure, transportation, regeneration, green buildings, master‑planning and landscape planning strategy, collaborating closely with urban designers, engineers, ecologists and planners.

• Lead landscape planning and assessment projects
• Write and manage Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments including for DCO applications
• Lead business development activities across the region
• Manage multidisciplinary project teams
• Oversee project delivery, budgets and commercial performance
• Engage with clients and stakeholders
• Mentor and support professional development of junior team members
• Ensure strong design integration from policy through strategy to delivery