FAQs
What type of educational background is preferred for this internship?
Studies in Historic Preservation or a closely related field are preferred.
What specific skills are required for the intern position?
Applicants should have strong technical writing skills, graphic presentation skills, and proficiency in 2D/3D software such as Revit, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, or Bluebeam.
Are there opportunities for travel during the internship?
Yes, there may be opportunities for travel to project sites throughout the west for field work.
Will interns participate in any mentorship programs?
Yes, interns will be assigned a designated mentor as part of the internship program.
Is a relocation stipend offered for this internship?
Yes, a relocation stipend will be offered to assist with moving costs.
How many references are required when applying for this position?
A minimum of two references is required for application consideration.
What kind of work samples should be submitted with the application?
Work samples should be submitted in PDF format, limited to 5MB in size.
Can interns earn AXP hours through this internship?
Yes, interns may have the opportunity to log AXP hours if applicable.
What types of projects will interns contribute to during their time at Hennebery Eddy Architects?
Interns will assist with historical research, condition assessments, technical writing, and the development of rehabilitation designs, as well as participate in other historic project processes.
Is Hennebery Eddy Architects an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Disabled individuals.