12 Oct
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State of Play Studio
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Melbourne
12 Oct
State of Play Studio
Melbourne
WHO WE ARE
State of Play is a boutique interior architecture studio working across hospitality and commercial projects around Australia. We're a small team that cares about good design, well-resolved details, and delivering what we draw. No egos, no fluff — just solid work and a team-oriented studio environment.
THE ROLE
We're looking for a mid-level Interior Architect who's strong on documentation and genuinely knows their way around Revit.
This isn't a concepts-only role. You'll be in the guts of projects — taking ideas and turning them into clear, buildable drawing sets. You'll be trusted to run documentation, coordinate with others, and keep things moving without needing your hand held.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING
- Producing detailed documentation packages in Revit
- Turning design concepts into accurate, build-ready drawings
- Coordinating with consultants, suppliers, and builders
- Supporting projects from design development through to delivery
- Keeping drawings clean, organised, and on point
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
- 3–6+ years' experience in interior design or interior architecture
- Strong Revit skills — this is non-negotiable
- Solid understanding of construction detailing and documentation
- Hospitality or Retail experience is a bonus, not a dealbreaker
- Comfortable in a small studio where everyone pulls their weight
- Able to work independently, problem-solve, and take ownership
- Organised, detail-focused, and a clear communicator
- Must have Australian work rights to be eligible for this position
WHY STATE OF PLAY
- Tight-knit studio — your work actually matters
- Good mix of hospitality and commercial projects
- Real responsibility and autonomy (no being stuck redlining forever)
- Down-to-earth team, no corporate layers
KEEN?
Send us your CV and portfolio (PDF or link). Keep it sharp — we're more interested in how you think and document than a long cover letter.
📌 Interior Architect (Melbourne)
🏢 State of Play Studio
📍 Melbourne