Job Description
Architectural Communication Designer
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nLocation: South Delhi
nExperience: 1 to 4 years
nWork Mode: Work from Office
nWork Structure: Five Days Working
nCompensation: INR 5.00 to 6.50 LPA
nPreferred Background: B.Arch or Architecture or Spatial Design or Communication Design
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nAbout the Role
nWe are hiring a Communication Designer for a leading design-led architecture practice.
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nThis role sits at the intersection of architecture, storytelling, visual communication, and brand consistency.
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nThe studio’s work needs to be communicated to different audiences — clients, students, media, design juries, institutions, and collaborators. Each audience reads architecture differently. A client looks for value and trust. A student looks for process. A media platform looks for narrative. A design jury looks for intent, clarity, and rigour.
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nThat is why this role is best suited for someone who has studied or deeply understands architecture, but may not want to practise core architecture.
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nWhy an Architecture Background Helps




nThis is not a typical graphic design role.
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nYou will work with:
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- plans, sections, drawings, diagrams, renders, photographs, and project notesn
- architectural concepts, material stories, context, process, and spatial intentn
- project decks, award entries, website features, presentations, and design narrativesn

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nTo do this well, you need to understand what architects are trying to say before turning it into explicit visual communication.
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nA B.Arch background is valuable because the role requires someone who can read design intent, not just arrange text and images.
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nWhat You Will Do
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- Create visual communication assets for presentations, website, social media, print, events, and digital platformsn
- Support project features, award entries, pitch decks, and design presentationsn
- Translate architectural ideas into clear visual formatsn
- Work with principals and design teams to un

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