All Things Urban

We Made That is an energetic architecture and urbanism practice with a strong public conscience. We work with our clients to prepare incisive urban research, to develop responsive area strategies and masterplans and to deliver distinctive architecture and public realm projects.

All our work is public, and we aim to make imaginative and considered contributions to the built environment through socially engaged design processes. The relationship between local communities, development and creative practice is a particular focus of our work and we believe that - handled correctly - it can lead to enriched, exciting and engaging places.

We are looking for an early-career researcher, with a minimum degree level qualification in urban/cities studies, political sciences or a similar related discipline, to join our practice to work on a number of live research and strategy projects.

The role includes contributing fieldwork and deskbased data auditing to a number of research commissions spanning spaces of culture, industry and employment. The ideal candidate will have experience in undertaking quantitative and qualitative research through analytical and engaged processes.

Candidates must be motivated, hardworking and have excellent written and visual communication skills. You should have a desire to contribute to lively, creative & productive team working. Experience with Adobe CS is essential, and GIS is preferred. Candidates must be eligible to work in the UK and need to be available to start immediately, although some flexibility is possible for the correct candidate.

We’re not fully sure whether this role is open to international candidates. If you would need visa sponsorship or work authorisation, we recommend checking directly with the employer before applying.