Empleo de arquitecto paisajista/arquitecta paisajista en Irlanda (Dublin)

•    Conducting field surveys to assess the existing landscape and visual characteristics of project sites and to capture baseline photography for later photomontage preparation by the graphics team.

•    Identifying and evaluating the potential landscape and visual impacts of proposed developments, including infrastructure projects, urban expansions, and renewable energy installations.

•    Utilise in-house GIS, CAD, and Graphics resources to analyse and visualise landscape features and proposed developments.

•    Collaborating with architects, planners, engineers, and other stakeholders to integrate landscape and visual considerations into project designs.

•    Providing expert advice on landscape and visual mitigation measures to minimize adverse impacts and enhance the overall quality of developments.

•    Preparing detailed LVIA reports in accordance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

•    Presenting findings and recommendations to clients, regulatory authorities, and public stakeholders in a clear and accessible manner.

•    Keeping informed of emerging trends, technologies, and best practices in landscape architecture, visual impact assessment, and environmental planning.

•    To carry out any additional activities that may be reasonably required or requested.

•    To take reasonable care for the health and safety of yourself and others; make use of the tools, equipment, training and resources; and actively engage with colleagues at all levels to contribute to the continuous improvement of health and safety management.

•    Complete mandatory health and safety training modules and any that are specific to your role.

Skills/Knowledge/Experience/Qualifications

Essential

•    Bachelor’s or master’s degree in landscape architecture, environmental planning, geography, or a related field.

•    Proven experience in conducting LVIA for a variety of projects, including residential, commercial, infrastructure, and renewable energy developments.

•    Proficiency in GIS, CAD, and visualisation software.

•    Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey complex information to diverse audiences.

•    Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams and independently manage project tasks and deadlines.

•    Familiarity with relevant legislation, guidelines, and best practices related to landscape and visual impact assessment (e.g., Landscape Institute Guidelines, EIA Regulations).

Desirable

•    Professional accreditation or membership with relevant organizations (e.g., Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute)

•    Full driving license

•    Skills and experience in landscape photography