Interior Designer (Hospitality & Healthcare)

Responsibilities:

• Collaboration in space planning assignments, conceptual and schematic design, design development, design documentation and construction site supervision for design implementation.
• Plan, schedule and run design activities to meet the project programme.
• Preparation of communicative presentations (in pptx or other media).
• Preparation of coherent sets of design-focused tender drawings.
• Coordination with consultants, vendors, contractors, fabricators, regulatory agencies and other collaborators to meet overall project objectives.
• Ensure all designs meet with local regulatory compliance requirements.
• Review of shop drawings submittals and finish samples.
• Conducting site observations to monitor construction progress and to ensure that planning and design intent are fully realised at site.
• Contribution to refinement of office design processes.
• Manage client/ consultant stakeholders and engage in design meetings to drive project progress and resolve issues.

Requirements

• Singaporean or Singapore PR Only.
• Bachelor or Master Degree in Architecture or Interior Design.
• 5+ years of experience in the design industry.
• Experienced in Healthcare, Laboratory, Nursing homes, Special needs facilities and workplace preferred but not necessary. However, interest and willingness to learn is a must.
• Excel in 3D modelling, visualization, and graphic software; Revit skillset is strongly preferred. (Others include acad, Sketch-up, Enscape, adobe and Microsoft suites).
• Effective verbal and written communication skills.
• Enthusiastic individuals with good team spirit.
• Positive working attitude, able to work under pressure and meet target, responsible, highly motivated.
• Ability to work independently without supervision.
• Experienced in conceptual design, schematic design, design development and design/tender documentation.
• Have a keen desire to produce good and aesthetic designs. A good eye for good aesthetics is a plus.
• Familiar with local codes and building practices is preferred, but not necessary.