Intern, Architecture (Summer)

As an Intern, Architecture at Ware Malcomb, you will be involved in multiple aspects of the project lifecycle. Your key responsibilities will include assisting with site visits and surveys, contributing to conceptual design and management, participating in schematic design and design development, and providing support for contract administration and project coordination. Additionally, you'll engage in general administrative support to ensure a smooth workflow within the team.

To apply for the Intern, Architecture position at Ware Malcomb, candidates must be currently enrolled in their 3rd or 4th year of an accredited architecture program. Proficiency in Revit is essential, and familiarity with the Adobe Suite is preferred. Prior internship experience in architecture is advantageous, but a strong passion for learning and growing in the field is equally important.

Yes, the Intern, Architecture position at Ware Malcomb is a paid internship for the Summer of 2025. This opportunity not only offers financial compensation but also valuable hands-on experience in the field of architecture, allowing you to grow professionally while contributing to exciting projects.

At Ware Malcomb, you can expect a vibrant and collaborative work culture that encourages creativity and innovation. As an Architecture Intern, you will be supported by experienced mentors and work closely with a team that values your contributions. The firm prioritizes professional development and provides structured training programs to help you enhance your skills and grow within your role.

During your time as an Intern, Architecture at Ware Malcomb, you will have numerous opportunities to develop your professional skills. You'll gain hands-on experience through site visits and participation in project design, while also receiving structured training and mentoring from seasoned professionals. Engaging in various project phases will equip you with practical skills, allowing you to make meaningful contributions to the team's success.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects where you utilized Revit. Discuss the tools and features you are most familiar with and how they helped streamline your design processes or improve project outcomes.

Explain your design process clearly. Start with understanding the problem, conducting research, brainstorming ideas, and then refining those ideas into your final design. Emphasize collaboration and how you incorporate feedback.

Outline your short- and long-term career aspirations. Discuss how the internship at Ware Malcomb fits into your goals for gaining practical experience, developing your skills, and possibly pursuing specialized areas in architecture.

Describe your time management techniques. Explain how you prioritize tasks based on deadlines and project requirements, mentioning tools you use, such as calendars or project management software.

Choose a project that posed significant challenges. Explain the difficulties faced, how you approached problem-solving, the outcome, and what you learned from the experience.

Discuss previous group projects where collaboration was key. Focus on your role within the team, communication strategies you employed, and how you contributed to the project's success.

Be honest about your motivations for pursuing architecture. Whether it’s a passion for design, an interest in urban planning, or a desire to impact the built environment, convey your enthusiasm and long-term commitment.

Mention specific sources you follow, such as architecture journals, blogs, or industry conferences. Highlight how staying informed helps you stay innovative and enhances your design approaches.

List the software tools you're familiar with, prioritizing those that are relevant to the internship. Discuss how you have used these tools in previous projects to achieve specific outcomes.

Express your eagerness to learn about exciting architectural projects, gain insights into the design process, work alongside industry experts, and develop both technical and soft skills valuable for your future career.