Landscape Architect for the New Wing at the National Gallery
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Description
The National Gallery is appointing a Landscape Architect with the capability and capacity to design and support the delivery of landscape, public realm and external works for a new wing to the Gallery, located on Trafalgar Square in central London. The contract will cover RIBA stages 1 - 7
The role of the Landscape Architect will include, as a minimum:
• Lead and coordinate landscape and public realm design inputs in support of the project brief, architectural intent and wider estate context.
• Develop landscape design information appropriate to each RIBA Stage, including strategies, drawings, schedules, specifications and coordination information.
• Coordinate interfaces with the Architect, engineers, specialist consultants and the wider project team, including interfaces with existing site conditions and live operational constraints.
• Support statutory and technical approvals, including planning and listed building consent processes, highways/public realm approvals where relevant, and engagement with statutory authorities.
• Support procurement activities, tender queries, design development during contractor procurement and responses to technical clarifications.
• Provide construction-stage support including site attendance as required, responses to RFIs, inspections, review of contractor proposals, and support to handover, defects and post-completion activities.