Cape Town City Centre: Architectural Technician

Architectural Technician (Interior Design Background) Join a world-class UK interior architecture studio designing luxury residential spaces from right here in South Africa. Remote (UK working hours) | High-End Residential Projects | R38,000 R65,000 per month About Our Client Our client is an award-winning interior architecture studio based in the UK, recognised for crafting sophisticated, high-end residential spaces. Their projects blend creativity with precision, delivering interiors defined by craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless style. The team values attention to detail, collaboration, and technical excellence in every design. The Role: Architectural Technician This role supports the technical design team in bringing luxury interiors to life through detailed and accurate documentation. You’ll produce construction-ready drawing packages that meet UK standards, ensuring every project reflects the studios design integrity and exceptional finish. This is a great opportunity for someone with an interior design background and a passion for precision technical work. Key Responsibilities Minimum 3-5 years experience producing detailed technical drawings for residential interiors Create comprehensive drawing packages, including joinery, ceiling, and lighting layouts Produce elevations, internal sections, and finishes schedules with accuracy Translate interior design concepts into construction-ready AutoCAD documentation Collaborate with designers to maintain design intent and consistency Ensure all work meets UK construction and presentation standards About You 3-5 years experience in technical residential interior detailing Proven background in high-end residential properties (essential) Proficient in AutoCAD and Photoshop Strong portfolio showing joinery, elevations, and finishes detailing Background in interior design or interior architecture Meticulous attention to detail and high level of accuracy Excellent communication and remote working discipline Knowledge of UK standards is advantageous but not essential