Design/Architect Intern
- On-site
- Internship
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- Last verified Nov 3
About the job
Your exact role will depend on your host organization and placement.
What can you gain from our architecture internship in New York?
An architecture internship in New York goes beyond a single line on your CV. It's a chance to see how a profession balances zoning law, historic preservation and commercial ambition all at once, developing practical skills through work with real international visibility.
- Build New York architecture experience
International architecture experience on your CV shows future employers you've worked within a city that effectively invented the modern skyscraper.
- Work on real design projects
Put your knowledge into practice through projects that could involve skyscraper design, residential housing, historic preservation or urban zoning, depending on your placement.
- Grow your global architecture network
Connect with architects working on internationally recognized projects while building relationships with fellow interns from around the world.
- Understand zoning as a design force
See how a century-old zoning code continues to shape the physical form of nearly every tall building in the city.
- Experience New York's architecture culture
Gain insight into how height, history and regulation combine to shape how the city designs buildings.
What's included in the New York internship program?
Your program includes support designed to help you get the most from your international internship, from placement and accommodation to visa support, career coaching and 24/7 in-country support.
Is a New York architecture internship right for you?
A New York architecture internship could be a great fit if you're drawn to design work practiced at a truly global scale within one of the most heavily regulated built environments in the country.
Whether you're a university student, recent graduate, gap year student or career changer, you can build practical architecture skills while experiencing how organizations in New York design buildings that balance height, history and regulation. It's an opportunity to build your CV, expand your professional network and discover where a career in architecture could take you.