Experience Architect - Recreational Infrastructure Development

Location: New York, United States
Job Types: Part Time
Timing/Shifts: 2 Hour Shift

UP TO $ 40 / day

Position Overview:

We are seeking an exceptional individual to join the New York City Department of City Planning as an Experience Architect for Recreational Infrastructure Development. The ideal candidate will be responsible for the visionary design and development of leisure-based urban spaces that elevate the citizen experience and promote community engagement. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead the transformation of public areas into dynamic hubs for social interaction and active living.

Key Responsibilities:

Conceptualize and oversee the creation of innovative recreational facilities and public entertainment zones.
Collaborate with local communities and stakeholders to understand their needs and integrate them into development plans.
Lead the design team in crafting sustainable, inclusive, and culturally resonant public spaces.
Champion the use of cutting-edge technologies and experiential concepts to cultivate captivating urban environments.
Act as a liaison between city planning officials and private enterprises to invigorate the entertainment and sports-related sectors within New York City.

Qualifications:

Proven track record in architectural design or urban planning, with a focus on recreational or community-based projects.
Deep understanding of current trends in leisure and entertainment, with a keen eye for integrating these elements into urban landscapes.
Experience in leading multi-disciplinary teams while fostering an environment of creativity and innovation.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders to build consensus and drive project success.

About us:

The New York City Department of City Planning is committed to shaping a vibrant, sustainable, and equitable city for all. We offer a collaborative and inclusive work environment that values creativity and forward-thinking approaches to urban development. This is a rare chance to make a significant impact on the fabric of New York City's recreational landscape, promoting wellness and community cohesion in the heart of the metropolis.