Architect at BRR Architecture, Dallas-Fort Worth

Position: Architect Role at BRR Architecture, Dallas-Fort Worth BRR Architecture has built its reputation on a team-first philosophy, creating inspiring environments for retail, commercial, and multi-family clients across the country. The firm's studio model ensures that every client — regardless of location — feels they are working with one unified team. Now, BRR is seeking a licensed Architect to join their Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex studio.Posted on October 8, 2026, this full-time opportunity is ideal for a professional who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and brings specific expertise in commercial or grocery/retail projects, particularly within urban markets. Responsibilities and job functions vary based on experience.Architect at BRR Architecture — Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Role Overview and ResponsibilitiesThe Architect will contribute to the design, coordination, and production of construction documents across the full project lifecycle. BRR emphasizes a studio model where teammates support one another, and the firm values professionals who are not only technically capable but also eager to mentor emerging talent and foster a culture of shared learning.Key QualificationsLicensure: Active architectural license required.Education: Professional accredited degree in Architecture preferred.Experience: Commercial and grocery/retail project background, especially in urban markets, strongly desired.Communication: Strong collaborative communication skills to interface effectively with teammates and clients alike.Mentorship: Prior experience mentoring others, with a genuine desire to teach and guide emerging professionals.Work style: Comfort operating in a team-oriented, fast-paced studio environment.Benefits and PerksBRR Architecture offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support employees both personally and professionally. Highlights include:Paid time off with flexible work scheduling401(k) profit-sharing plan with company matchMedical, dental, and vision insurance, with access to 24/7 telemedicine consultation servicesPre-tax savings accountsLife and disability insuranceEmployee Assistance ProgramCommunity Caring paid time offCompany-sponsored social eventsFitness facility reimbursement and Sam's Club membershipApplication Tips for Architecture CandidatesCurate a targeted portfolio: Showcase projects that directly relate to retail, commercial, or multi-family work. Include construction document samples that demonstrate your coordination skills — not just renderings.Highlight urban market experience: If you have worked on developments in dense, urban contexts, make this visible on your resume. BRR specifically calls out this background as valuable.Emphasize licensure and mentorship: Clearly state your license number and jurisdiction. Mention specific instances where you mentored junior staff or interns, as BRR places high value on teaching.Reference relevant software proficiency: Proficiency in industry-standard tools such as Revit, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam is expected in production-heavy roles; note your command of these platforms explicitly.Applications are open through December 8, 2026. If you are a licensed architect with a passion for collaborative design and a background in commercial or retail environments, this role offers a compelling next chapter in your career.