Office for Place seeks ‘design-code lead’ to work with councils

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Recruitment campaign offers one-year £54k contract to the successful architect or urban designer

The government’s Office for Place has launched a recruitment campaign to find a senior architect or urban designer to oversee the development of “tools and processes” to help councils and communities set their own design codes.

Under the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, which is currently going through parliament, local authorities will be required to produce design codes for local areas that will have “full weight” in decisions on new housing and other types of development.

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