Architect & Interior Designer ID-14002

May 6, 2025

Position Overview

ONE Sotheby’s Development Division is seeking an Architect & Interior Designer to lead and enhance the architectural and design strategy across our portfolio of luxury condominium projects. This role is ideal for a highly experienced architect or designer with a strong real estate background, particularly in working with developers and brokerage firms on high-end residential developments.

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The Architect & Interior Designer will work closely with developers, architects, interior designers, and our in-house team to provide expert guidance on floor plans, unit mix, design trends, and wellness-focused features. The candidate should be well-versed in global luxury design trends, space planning, and market demands to help shape residences that meet the evolving needs of high-net-worth buyers.

Key Responsibilities

Architectural & Design Consulting
Review and provide recommendations on floor plans, unit layouts, and design efficiencies.
Advise developers on unit mix, size optimization, and space planning to align with market demand.
Ensure all designs maximize functionality, aesthetic appeal, and sales potential.
Market & Trend Analysis
Stay ahead of global design trends in architecture, interiors, and wellness-focused living.
Identify and incorporate emerging luxury buyer preferences into development projects.
Maintain relationships with top designers and architects worldwide to bring best-in-class expertise to our clients.
Client & Developer Collaboration
Work closely with our developer clients to refine and enhance project designs.
Collaborate with marketing and sales teams to ensure alignment between design elements and buyer expectations.
Serve as a key advisor in architectural decisions, finishes, and lifestyle amenities.
Industry Engagement & Thought Leadership
Represent ONE Sotheby’s at industry events, panels, and design conferences.
Build relationships with top-tier architects, designers, and real estate professionals.
Educate internal teams and clients on design innovations and competitive positioning.

Requirements

10+ years of experience in architecture, interior design, or real estate development.
Proven track record of working with luxury residential developers or brokerage firms in an in-house architecture or design role.
Strong knowledge of floor plan optimization, unit mix strategies, and buyer preferences in the high-end condo market.
Deep understanding of global luxury design trends and wellness-focused building concepts.
Exceptional communication and presentation skills, with the ability to advise clients and developers confidently.
Experience working on high-end residential or mixed-use developments is preferred.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture, Interior Design, or a related field.

Benefits

Medical, Dental, and Vision.
401k
A generous PTO and Holiday calendar.
Start-up office environment.
Growth potential.
Training and development

Job Type: Full-time

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