Deputy Manager, Conservation & Urban Design

About the role

The Architecture & Land Planning Division is seeking a Deputy Manager to support architectural conservation and urban design strategies for the Greater Sentosa Master Plan (GSMP) and related projects. The role covers conservation planning strategies and urban design policies and guidelines, coordination with planning and technical agencies, stakeholder engagement, regulatory approvals, budget unlocking, tender processes and project management for heritage developments.

Key responsibilities

• Develop architecture and conservation urban design strategies for heritage-related developments under the GSMP
• Coordinate with planning and technical agencies on conservation planning, aligned with national planning policies
• Plan and execute heritage research, impact assessments, conservation management, adaptive reuse and urban design strategies for sites such as Fort Siloso National Monument, the Sentosa Conservation Precinct and the Sentosa Heritage Trail
• Contribute to the development of Architecture & Conservation Urban Design Guidelines for all parcels, including plots, infrastructure and public realm spaces
• Establish, coordinate and implement development plans covering density, tourism, transport, heritage sensitivity, green and blue spaces, coastal protection and phasing
• Review tenancy development and redevelopment submissions for urban design consistency
• Work with cross-functional teams, architects, planners, urban designers and engineers to deliver the masterplan vision
• Manage phasing timelines, obtain planning and statutory clearances, and prepare and execute tender packages and consultancy contracts
• Research emerging trends and challenges in heritage management and conservation urban design

Required profile

• Degree in Architectural Conservation, Architecture, Urban Design, Urban Planning or a related field
• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in conservation redevelopment and urban planning and design
• Registration with the Board of Architects (BOA) or Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP) preferred
• Strong understanding of international preservation principles, Singapore's conservation framework and local building codes
• Stakeholder management, analytical and problem-solving skills, and strong written and verbal communication

Required skills

• AutoCAD, BIM, Rhino, SketchUp, Photoshop and ArcGIS

This is a 3-year contract with the possibility of renewal; only shortlisted candidates will be notified.