自由建筑师设计师
Freelance Architectural Designer
我们是谁：
我们是一支积极主动、尊重他人、善于沟通、坦诚直率、多元包容、公平公正且充满好奇心的领导团队，正在寻找与我们价值观一致的新成员。我们是世界级的体验设计师、技术专家、战略思考者和创造者，汇聚在一起为勇于冒险、改变行业的财富500强公司和领先机构打造全球设计项目。
你是什么样的人：
你是一位空间思维者，拥有艺术家的敏感度。你明白建筑不仅仅是关于建筑物——而是关于人们在周围空间中如何感受、移动以及找到意义。你在不同尺度上灵活工作：从人尺度的雕塑和装置到建筑立面或总体规划。你以概念为导向，审美敏锐，更关注空间的情感质感而非建造的技术细节。你的作品集体现出真实的创造力范围，有鲜明的观点，并渴望推动建筑环境的可能性。
职位概述
作为HUSH建筑设计师，你具备源于艺术、文化和人类体验的设计敏锐度。你是塑造我们空间外观、感受和共鸣的创意力量，将品牌叙事和人类故事转化为空间和体验语言。你在各种项目类型和尺度上工作，参与概念开发、氛围和美学方向，以及指导项目实现的视觉逻辑。你与设计师、技术专家和策略师紧密合作，确保我们创造的每个环境都能留下深刻印象。
重点：80% 用于创作和执行；20% 用于学习和构思
主要职责
- 参与空间概念开发——从大想法到定义项目特色的精细美学细节。
- 制作情绪板、视觉叙事和灵感框架，指导空间的创意方向。
- 构建空间的体验弧线——人们如何进入、穿过、停留以及在环境中感受。旅程、地图、叙事。
- 与设计师、技术专家和制造者合作，将概念愿景转化为实际作品。
- 在提案开发中做出贡献，具备强大的视觉叙事和空间思维能力。
- 清晰且有说服力地用视觉和口头形式表达设计想法。
- 寻求并接受反馈。有目的地迭代。在不失去核心灵魂的前提下发展想法。
评估
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Who we are:
We are a team of Proactive, Respectful, Communicative, Candid, Diverse, Equitable and Curious leaders seeking new team members who share our values. We are world-class experience designers, technologists, strategic thinkers and creators assembled to develop global design projects for adventurous, industry-changing Fortune 500 companies and leading organizations.
Who you are:
You are a spatial thinker with an artist’s sensibility. You understand that architecture is not just about buildings—it’s about the way people feel, move, and find meaning in the spaces around them. You work fluidly across scales: from a human-scale sculpture and installation to a building façade or master plan. You are conceptually driven, aesthetically sharp, and more interested in the emotional texture of space than the technical mechanics of construction. You have a portfolio that reflects genuine creative range, a strong point of view, and a hunger to push what the built environment can be.
Role Overview
As a HUSH Architectural Designer, you bring a design sensibility rooted in art, culture, and human experience. You are the creative force that shapes how our spaces look, feel, and resonate—translating brand narratives and human stories into spatial and experiential language. You work across project types and scales, contributing to concept development, mood and aesthetic direction, and the visual logic that guides how a project comes to life. You collaborate closely with designers, technologists, and strategists to ensure every environment we create leaves a lasting impression.
Focus: 80% making and execution; 20% learning and concepting
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to spatial concept development—from big ideas to the refined aesthetic details that define a project’s character.
- Develop mood boards, visual narratives, and inspiration frameworks that guide the creative direction of spaces.
- Shape the experiential arc of a space—how people enter, move through, pause, and feel in an environment. Journeys, mapping, narratives.
- Collaborate with designers, technologists and fabricators to translate conceptual vision into realized work.
- Contribute to pitch development with strong visual storytelling and spatial thinking.
- Articulate design ideas clearly and compellingly in both visual and verbal form.
- Seek and embrace feedback. Iterate with intention. Evolve the idea without losing the soul of it.
Evaluation
Bi-annual meetings to review progress across core responsibilities, professional, and personal goals.
Requirements
- 2–4+ years of design experience in architecture, experience design, spatial design, or a related creative field.
- Bachelor’s degree in architecture, fine arts, interior design, or equivalent work experience—formal architectural training is appreciated but not required.
- A portfolio that demonstrates conceptual range, aesthetic sophistication, and comfort working across scales.
- Strong skills in visual communication: sketching, mood-making, spatial storytelling.
- Proficiency in tools such as Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp, or similar. 3D rendering, AI rendering.
- Genuine curiosity for art, culture, technology, and sensorial experience.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills—you are as comfortable in a concept conversation as you are presenting work to a client.
Originally posted on Himalayas