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Façade Specialist – Join Foster + Partners and Shape the Future of Architecture

Location: London, UK
Competitive Salary + Benefits
Work on Iconic, Game-Changing Projects

Why Foster + Partners?

Foster + Partners isn’t just a firm—it’s a global design powerhouse where the boundaries of architecture, engineering, and technology are constantly redefined. We don’t just create buildings; we craft experiences, reshape skylines, and push the limits of innovation.

As a Façade Specialist, you won’t just be another cog in the machine—you’ll be an integral part of a dynamic team driving technical excellence on some of the most ambitious and groundbreaking projects across the globe. This is a rare opportunity to work at the intersection of cutting-edge design, sustainability, and engineering, collaborating with some of the brightest minds in the industry.

The Role: Bring Architectural Visions to Life

As a Façade Specialist, you’ll be part of the elite Façade Team within Foster + Partners’ Technical Design Group, working hand-in-hand with world-class architects and engineers across multiple studios and international projects. You’ll help shape the future of façades, ensuring they are technically excellent, innovative, and sustainable—all while making sure they look stunning.

Your Impact:

  • Collaborate with award-winning architects to tackle unique façade challenges

  • Review and refine cutting-edge cladding systems and full-building envelope solutions

  • Shape sustainable and high-performance façade designs that redefine cities

  • Work alongside industry-leading consultants, contractors, and suppliers

  • Stay ahead of the game—explore new materials, technologies, and digital tools

  • Conduct technical inspections, fire risk assessments, and best practice reports

  • Present groundbreaking façade strategies and innovations to the wider studio

    What We’re Looking For

    Education & Experience

  • ARB Chartered Architect or qualified façade engineer

  • Degree in Engineering, Architecture, or a related field

  • Experience delivering world-class façade designs with leading design practices

  • A portfolio of international projects with innovative façade solutions

    Technical Expertise

  • Deep knowledge of façade systems & materials – from glass to metal to composites

  • Experience working with façade consultants, specialist contractors, and suppliers

  • Hands-on experience with construction, inspections, and fire risk assessments

  • Proficiency in 3D design software (Revit, Rhino, CATIA, Grasshopper)

  • Ability to create technical reports, detailed specifications, and performance assessments

    Why You’ll Love It Here

  • Innovate on Iconic Projects – Work on some of the most recognizable buildings worldwide

  • Global Influence – Be part of a world-renowned firm with international impact

  • Career Growth – Learn from the best and advance your expertise in a leading design environment

  • Industry Leadership – Be at the forefront of facade innovation, sustainability, and engineering excellence

  • Work with Visionaries – Collaborate with top-tier architects, engineers, and designers

    Ready to Shape the Future? Apply Now!

    If you're passionate about façade design, pushing boundaries, and being part of something truly transformative, we’d love to hear from you.

    Send your CV and portfolio today and be part of a team that’s changing the face of architecture—literally

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