Opportunity brief
Role Overview: As an Architecture Intern, you will support the spatial design and planning of AR/VR labs, including internal lab setups and future client-specific labs triggered by project requirements. This role involves a combination of continuous design support (layouts, 3D models, and documentation) and research-driven preparedness, enabling the team to respond efficiently to internal or client-initiated lab build-out requirements. Responsibilities of the Intern: Create and refine 2D schematic layouts and floor plans using CAD software (AutoCAD/Revit) to organize equipment, workstations, storage, and circulation paths for internal and client lab setups. Build 3D spatial models and basic renderings using SketchUp, Rhino, or Enscape to help stakeholders visualize lab flow, spatial density, and structural clearances. Optimize space utilization while ensuring proper clearances for safety, movement, ventilation, and cable management. Research local building codes, fire safety regulations, ventilation and lab-specific requirements, and accessibility standards to ensure compliance. Research and document materials, fixtures, furniture, and surfaces suitable for specialized lab environments. Visit internal and client lab sites, as required, to assess existing conditions, take measurements, and document design constraints. Prepare visual presentations and walkthroughs of proposed layouts for internal stakeholders and clients. Incorporate feedback from design leads and stakeholders into updated drawings and layouts. Convert design decisions and research into clear documentation to support standard operating procedures for internal and future client lab expansions. Learn and develop AI-driven workflows in design and architecture, along with Unity 3D. Requirements: Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Architecture, Interior Design, or a related field. Proficiency in AutoCAD/Revit and at least one 3D visualization tool such as SketchUp, Rhino, or Enscape. Working knowledge of building codes, safety standards, and accessibility norms. Strong attention to detail and the ability to translate technical requirements into clear layouts. Good communication skills for cross-functional and client-facing collaboration. A portfolio showcasing spatial design or floor planning work is a plus.