Project Director - Interior

This job is brought to you by Jobs/Redefined, the UK\’s leading over-50s age inclusive jobs board. 28th November, 2025 Job Title: Project Director – Interior Sector: Workplace Location: London Salary: £65,000+ p.a. Role Summary We are seeking an accomplished, highly experienced, and self-motivated Project Director to join our client\’s established design studio. This permanent role requires a team player with exceptional client-facing skills and a proven background in workplace design. The focus of the role is on leading the early client engagement and design stages, ensuring design quality, and supporting the Director in the management of a 10-15 strong project team. A passion for integrating sustainability strategies is essential. Potential projects include high-profile corporate interiors in the Financial sector. Key Responsibilities The Project Director will be responsible for the successful delivery of complex interior projects, managing them across all stages of the design and construction process. Client Management and Design Leadership: Serve as the main client point of contact, managing expectations and presenting projects. Lead the team through the crucial front-end client engagement and design phases (RIBA Stages 0-3). Team Support and Oversight: Support the Director in managing and mentoring a 10-15 person project team, providing effective leadership and project direction in the Director\’s absence. Project Delivery: Run projects and manage the team through the entire project lifecycle, from briefing to completion (RIBA Stages 0-6). Quality and Detail: Function as a strong designer with an excellent eye for detail and quality, ensuring design excellence is maintained throughout. Sustainability Focus: Actively implement client sustainability strategies into the design, material selection, and project specifications. Technical and Documentation: Coordinate consultant requirements, oversee technical drawings and 3D visualisations, and manage the selection of finishes, materials, and FF