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      <pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2026 11:53:48 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: City | Salary: 60000.00-60000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Senior Architect, High Speed InfrastructureA number of critical transport buildings. Each one critical. A maintenance depot, a rolling stock facility and a national control Centre, all integrating with a live operational railway. The design has planning permission. Our client is recruiting a Senior Architect to sit embedded within the Integrated Project Team on one of the most complex infrastructure programmes in Europe. The Design and Build contractors are incorporating engineering requirements into the consented design. Your job is to assure that the architectural quality and intent of the original design is maintained through every change they make.You will not be reviewing everything. You will be focusing on the most complex areas, approximately ten per cent of the design output, where the risk to architectural integrity is highest. You will review contractor proposals, respond to technical queries, provide input to planning condition discharge, and act as a guardian of the design vision as it moves from detailed design through into construction. You will work across the interfaces between architecture, civil engineering, rail systems, landscape and environment, because on a pr...</description>
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