Landscape Director Required (Wind)
- Edinburgh - £50,000
Our client is a well known multidisciplinary organisation with offices
throughout the world who have a reputation for designing award winning
schemes. They have a strong presence in the energy sector and have long
standing relationships with a number of the leading wind farm companies
in the North of England and Scotland.
Due to the continued expansion they are now looking to develop this
area further and bring on board a senior level Landscape Architect who
will be responsible for leading and developing the landscape team and
planning its future strategy and growth. This is an exciting time for
our client and they have an excellent order book for 2012 and beyond.
To be considered for this role you must be a Chartered Landscape
Architect with experience working on a number of landscape and visual
impact assessments for wind farms and other energy infrastructure
projects.
If you are interested in this opportunity please get in contact with
our Senior Consultant working with the client in partnership – Dave
Clazey (0191239000) dave.clazey@anderselite.com
Mid level Landscape architect based
in London
Microstation + Hard and Soft detailing abilities.
Adrem is a global creative careers consultancy specialising in design
and architecture. Their lively team is made up of architects, designers
and recruitment professionals.
http://www.adrem.uk.com
Contact Marianne Sevray at 0207 562 8282
Kingston University - Faculty of
Art, Design & Architecture
The Role
The School is seeking to appoint an innovative and creative Course
Director to lead its BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture course. The
course is an integral component of a wider, developing Landscape
programme, which offers a history of innovative and enterprising
teaching practice, working with partner organisations on landscape and
landscape infrastructure projects at all scales, both in the UK and
internationally. The post represents a significant opportunity for a
committed individual to develop, reflect upon and ultimately to
transform both the practice and teaching of the discipline, with
reference to this strong foundation. A key focus will be on developing
the course within the wider context of the School and, in particular,
establishing relationships with the highly regarded Architecture
programme.
You will be able to demonstrate knowledge of and a critical attitude to
the qualities and character of both historical, contemporary and
potential future landscapes. You will have an ability to translate such
critical observations into proposition through design or theoretically
based projects and to communicate them within innovate and exemplary
teaching and / or practice. Alongside this, you will be a pro-active,
strategic thinker who can evidence an ability to work with and
effectively manage a team and show the drive and commitment necessary
to develop and coordinate the rigorous academic and administrative
infrastructures that will allow the course to prosper. Beyond the
course, you should relish the challenge of playing a dynamic role in
the School’s day to day activities and in the development of its future
plans. Experience in management and a developing research profile would
be a significant advantage.
http://www.kingston.ac.uk/jobs/
Landscape Architect - Internship
Opportunity with the OPW
See http://intern.jobbridge.ie/ Ref. INTE-647472
for more information
Landscape Architect
Avondhu Blackwater Partnership invites applications from suitably
qualified individuals interested in leading our strategic development
of the villages and towns in our area. The successful candidate will be
responsible for assisting with the implementation of the Rural
Development Business Plan of Avondhu Blackwater Partnership Ltd in
North East Cork. S/he will promote the development of LEADER actions
under the Village and Countryside Renewal And Development, Basic
Services for the Economy and Rural Population, amongst other measures
under the Rural Development Programme 2007-2013.
For more information:
http://www.etenders.gov.ie/search/show/Search_View.aspx?id=OCT280575
Internship opportunity with Cunnane
Stratton Reynolds
Description
The intern will work closely with the the landscape team on a range of
current and future projects and get hands-on experience in their
profession, at all levels. Projects include residential and commercial
planning applications, public realm, highway, infrastructure,
alternative energy. The intern will gain skills involving master
planning and concept design, detailed design, presentation, on-site
contract works, landscape and visual impact assessment, research and
landscape policy. The successful intern would be exposed in a
supervised manner to all project and client types and will be able to
develop practical skills using their professional qualifications and
training. They will become familiar with the workings of a professional
consultancy office and its work and this should assist them in seeking
future employment.
Skills Requirements
We are looking for a Landscape Architect for our multi-disciplinary
team with: Fully qualified Landscape Architect - Degree or Post
Graduate Diploma or equivalent. Creative designer with good knowledge
of hard and soft landscape design and graphic capability. General Word
and PC skills including relevant graphic packages. Motivated with good
verbal and written communication skills.
Please Note
This is an Internship. An allowance of €50 per week will be paid in
addition to your current Social Welfare payment.See eligibility
criteria above.
More
information
here
Request for Tenders
for the Provision of External expertise to develop an Urban Parks
Sustainable Management Action Plan for project
partners of the INTERREG IVB co funded project 'PARKS ATLANTIC'
Download tender document here.
Office Administrator - The Tree
Council of Ireland
Position Title: Office Administrator
Job type: Part-time, one year
contract
Hours: 20 hours per week
comprising four days a week, Monday
to Thursday, from 9.30am until 2.30pm.
Organisation: The Tree Council
of Ireland is a charitable,
non-governmental organisation that works to create awareness of our
heritage of
trees and woodlands and promotes the planting, care, conservation and
enjoyment
of trees. Formed in 1985, it is the
umbrella body for almost 50 member organisations, voluntary and
statutory,
which are connected by their appreciation of trees and their interest
in
biodiversity and environmental matters.
At national level, its leading activities include the organisation of
National Tree Week in March and Tree Day for primary schools in October.
Location: Seismograph House, Rathfarnham Castle,
Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.
Reports to: Executive
Director
Salary: €20,800.
Start Date: October 24,
2011.
Job Description
The Tree Council of Ireland is
seeking an Office Administrator to take on a varied and interesting
workload
and provide the administrative support within its organisation.
The role involves general office management,
book-keeping and administrative tasks. The
successful applicant will be involved in many activities and will be a
key
player in ensuring the effectiveness and efficiency of the Council’s
operation.
Tasks
and
Responsibilities
· Provide administrative support to
the Executive Director,
President, and other staff should the situation arise
·
Use a range of office software including email,
word-processing, spreadsheets and databases
· Manage and update website and maintain
the Council’s IT
support
· Maintain and manage filing systems,
memberships and records;
administrative, electronic and other
· Contribute to the
continuous improvement of administrative processes
· Act as receptionist, answer
the telephone and respond to enquiries
·
Undertake general office duties
·
Organise and despatch mailings and e-mailings to
organisation members and others
·
Liaise with member
organisations
schools, local authorities, corporate sponsors and other agencies
·
Assist with administration of the Tree Council of
Ireland’s
Friends’ Scheme and tree sponsorship schemes
·
Process electronic payments and banking
·
Prepare
salary
payments
for
staff
and
maintain
PRSI
and
PAYE
records
·
Process
appropriate
returns
and
payments
·
Maintain up-to-date records of organisation’s income and
expenditure
·
Assist in the preparation of end of year accounts and tax
returns
·
Process payment of incoming invoices and expenses and
monitor the organisation’s budget
·
Prepare
and
issue
invoices
and
manage
debtors
·
Act as Office Manager and manage the Council’s premises
and
supplies accordingly
·
Oversee the training and induction of volunteer
administrative support staff
·
Assist with the production of publicity and promotional
materials including leaflets, newsletters and reports
·
Attend conferences and training
·
Provide administrative support and assist with the
organisation of conferences, launches, meetings and other events
·
Represent the Tree Council of Ireland on promotional
stands
at events
·
Contribute generally to the work of the Tree Council of
Ireland
To apply, please submit your Curriculum Vitae and a covering letter briefly outlining your interest in working with the Tree Council of Ireland and highlighting your relevant skills and experience. Applications should be sent by e-mail to mary.keenan@treecouncil.ie by 5.00pm on Friday, September 30, 2011.
Landscape Architect - Murray &
Associates
Murray & Associates is a
landscape architecture practice based in Clontarf, Dublin. The practice
was founded in 1991 and undertakes a wide range of landscape planning
and design projects in Ireland. We aim to create outstanding landscapes
that give satisfaction to clients, enjoyment to the user and
satisfaction to us as professionals. We offer motivated personnel the
opportunity to work on challenging projects that improve their
professional skills and contribute positively to the practice. The
practice now has a vacancy for an experienced Landscape Architect.
Candidates must be qualified in Landscape Architecture with a minimum
of 4 years experience. Members of the Irish Landscape Institute or
equivalent EFLA-accredited organisation preferred, but not essential.
The successful candidate will have strong design skills, on-site and
office based project management skills and experience of landscape and
visual impact assessments and report-writing. They will also be
personable, with good organisational abilities and have a full drivers
licence.
All candidates must have strong design abilities and the skills with
CAD and graphic design software to produce imaginative, communicative
documents to support their ideas. They must also be able to effectively
communicate with clients and colleagues verbally and in written form.
Your application should consist of cover letter, CV and portfolio with
a minimum of 5 projects you have had a significant role in.
Please send your application on or before 15th July 2011 by email to
Mark Boyle, Director (mark.boyle@murray-associates.com) or on CD
at the postal address below.
t: + 353 1 854 0090
f: +353 1 854 0095
e: mail@murray-associates.com
www.murray-associates.com
Murray & Associates, Landscape Architecture
16 The Seapoint Building
44-45 Clontarf Road
Dublin 3, Ireland
Operations Director for Parkland and
Public Realm
Olympic Park Legacy Company
The Operations and Venues Directorate is responsible for operating and
maintaining the Venues, Parkland and Public Realm within what will be
the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park owned and managed by the OPLC. Please
contact the ili admin
for more full job description.
Bernard Tschumi Architects is looking for model makers, renderers, and French-speaking designers. If you would like to send your resume for our files, please send to the New York or Paris Address according to your geographic preference. You can also email resumes to resumes_nyc@tschumi.com or resumes_paris@tschumi.com. To ensure readability, please send resumes in PDF format and do not attach any large graphic files.
Landscape architect with good
planting knowledge and design skills required for a lecturing position
at a University in one of the Gulf States.
Interested candidates should send a short (one
page)
CV
with
contact
details
to Dr Owen
Doyle owen.doyle@ucd.ie.
Design & Creativity,
Environmental
& Design Incentives
Innovation
Business Development
E-Media & Social Interactive Advanced
Entrepreneurial
Drive
Practical
Skills:
Graphics
Communicator
Passion
to succeed
ROLE
– Back to Basics
Run office efficiently and profit making
Manage, supervise and work efficiently with
office staff
Contact Elma 086 8122396
info@elmafenton.ie
Position Closes 18th Jan 2011
The Landscape Architecture Program at the Faculty of Architecture
and Town Planning in the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
invites applications for one or more positions at the senior lecturer
or associate professor level. The appointments may start as early as
October 1, 2011. Salary and compensation are compatible with Israeli
university standards.
Qualifications
The successful candidates will demonstrate exemplary scholarship and a
strong teaching record in their field, appropriate to their current
rank. They will be expected to take a leadership role in building the
first Master of Landscape Architecture program in Israel and in
contributing to the existing undergraduate program. Qualified
candidates are expected to hold the terminal degree in their
discipline, and present a body of published scholarship and/or design
portfolio. Candidates should hold an M.L.A. or an advanced degree in a
related field . A Ph.D. degree (or equivalent degree) in landscape
architecture or in a related field is an advantage.
Responsibilities will include teaching in the core undergraduate and
graduate curriculum, including design studios, lectures, and seminars;
supervising Master‚s theses and Ph.D. dissertations, conducting
cutting-edge research, and participating in faculty and Technion
activities.
Most courses are taught in Hebrew, however, teaching may be conducted
in English. Applicants must have a demonstrated interest and track
record in one or more of the following areas:
-landscape and urban design
-landscape ecology/environmental planning
-digital media
Applicants should submit the following materials in both electronic and
hard copy to Assoc. Prof. Tal Alon-Mozes, Program Chair.
1. Letter of interest describing research, design, and teaching
accomplishments and future goals
2. Curriculum vitae.
3. Evidence of creative work/scholarship and demonstration of teaching
excellence (non-returnable hard copy).
4. Names and contact information of three references.
The review process will start as early as February 15th and continue
until the position is filled.
Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning Technion, Institute of
Technology, Technion City, Haifa 32000 Israel artal@technion.ac.il
Founded in 1911, The University of Hong Kong is committed to the
highest international standards of excellence in teaching and research,
and has been at the international forefront of academic scholarship for
many years.
Applications are invited for appointment as Assistant Professor
(full-time or fractional) in the Division of Landscape Architecture of
the Faculty of Architecture, from as soon as possible, on a three-year
fixed-term basis, with the possibility of renewal. Applicants should
have a professional degree in landscape architecture or in a relevant
field, a multidisciplinary academic background, and preferably a
professional membership with a recognized professional landscape
architecture institute. Preference may be given to those with
demonstrated innovative teaching and design skills, and a track record
of research and/or practice in landscape architecture.
Information about the Division/Faculty can be obtained at http://fac.arch.hku.hk.
The appointee will be required to teach landscape architecture design
studios at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and technical lecture
courses and/or seminars in theoretical or practical landscape
architectural subjects; supervise postgraduate research students; take
part in administrative/development work for landscape architecture
programme(s); and conduct design research.
Annual salary for Assistant Professorship will be in the range of
HK$484,980 - 749,520 (subject to review from time to time at the entire
discretion of the University) (approximately US$1 = HK$7.8). A
highly competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and
experience will be offered. At current rates, salaries tax does
not exceed 15% of gross income. The appointment will attract a
contract-end gratuity and University contribution to a retirement
benefits scheme, totalling up to 15% of basic salary, as well as leave,
and medical/dental benefits. Housing benefits will be provided as
applicable.
Further particulars and application forms (152/708) can be obtained at http://www.hku.hk/apptunit/; or
from the Appointments Unit (Senior), Human Resource Section, Registry,
The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (fax: (852) 2540 6735 or 2559
2058; e-mail: senrappt@hku.hk).
Closes February 1, 2011. Candidates who are not contacted
within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications
unsuccessful.