What does an architectural designer project designer do?

An Architectural Designer Project Designer is responsible for developing and visualizing building concepts, creating detailed architectural drawings, and assisting in the overall design process from concept through construction. They collaborate with architects, engineers, and clients to ensure that the design meets both aesthetic and functional requirements. Their role often involves using computer-aided design (CAD) software, preparing presentations, and coordinating project documentation. They may also be involved in site visits and addressing design issues during construction.