Landscape Architect

Bhumiputra Architecture is looking for Landscape Architect to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey.
As a Landscape Architect, you will be responsible for designing and planning outdoor spaces, parks, gardens, and other landscapes to enhance their aesthetic appeal, functionality, and sustainability. You will collaborate with clients, engineers, and other professionals to create environmentally-friendly and visually pleasing landscapes that meet the needs and preferences of the users. Landscape architects work in various sectors, including urban planning, real estate development, public spaces, and private residences. Responsibilities:Site Analysis: Conduct thorough site analysis, including topography, soil conditions, climate, and existing vegetation, to understand the landscape's potential and limitations. Conceptual Design: Develop creative and innovative design concepts for outdoor spaces, considering aesthetics, user experience, and environmental impact. Master Planning: Create comprehensive master plans that outline the layout of landscape elements, such as pathways, green spaces, water features, and structures. Sustainable Design: Integrate sustainable practices into the landscape design, including water conservation, native plant selection, and eco-friendly materials. 3D Modeling and Visualization: Use software tools to create 3D models and visualizations that help clients and stakeholders better understand the proposed designs. Construction Documents: Prepare detailed technical drawings and specifications that guide contractors during the construction phase. Project Management: Oversee the implementation of landscape projects, ensuring that designs are executed according to plans and within budget. Client Collaboration: Work closely with clients to understand their needs, preferences, and project goals, incorporating their input into the design process. Environmental Impact Assessment: Assess the potential environmental impacts of landscape projects and propose mitigation measures.