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College/Graduate Internship - Charlotte Urban Design Center

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City of Charlotte

Feb 16, 2024

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  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Architecture & Urban Planning
  • Charlotte

Requirements

  • Experience working collaboratively in a project team environment with planning scale and site plan scale projects is highly desired.
  • To perform this job successfully, an individual should have strong working knowledge of design software such as SketchUp Pro, Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, GIS/ArcPro, and Office Suite, as well as an ability to graphically illustrate design solutions by hand.
  • Preferred Qualification:
  • To perform this job successfully, an individual should have strong working knowledge of design software such as SketchUp Pro, Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, GIS/ArcPro, and Office Suite, as well as an ability to graphically illustrate design solutions by hand.
  • Minimum Qualifications:
  • Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program and a student in good academic standing. Preference for students enrolled in a program leading to a degree in Urban Design, Landscape Architecture, or Architecture.

Responsibilities

  • Assists senior planning and design staff in the Charlotte Urban Design Center (UDC) with the development of design and planning related research, reports, illustrative plans, 3-dimensional analysis and modeling studies, and assists the UDC as needed.
  • Work will include project production associated with planning studies and reports, including area studies, corridor plans, redevelopment plans and streetscape design as part of a Planning team.
  • Involved in supporting placemaking projects and urban design educational programming.
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City of Charlotte

Municipal government for the 15th largest city in America.

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5001-10,000
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Mission & Purpose

The City of Charlotte provides services to more than 870,000 residents. The city’s priorities are economic development, neighborhood development, transportation and planning, and well-managed government.