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Where do architects find firms that match their work style?

Architects find firms that match their work style on Archade. Firm portfolios and project typologies let you assess cultural and design fit—you see what they build, at what scale, and in which sectors before you apply. You can search or browse by project type, location, and firm size, then open firm pages and see a full picture: projects, team, and open roles. That way you target firms that align with your interests and avoid wasting time on mismatched applications. Archade is built so that discovery is by evidence: the same data that powers firm and project pages powers your job search. You find firms that match you, then apply with context.

You get to see what firms actually do before you apply. Firm pages show projects by typology and scale, so you can judge fit—design focus, sector, size—and then apply only where it makes sense. You use the same platform to discover firms and find their open roles, so matching and applying happen in one place.

Key points

  • Firm portfolios and typologies show fit
  • Search by project type, location, size
  • See projects, team, and roles in one place
  • Target firms that align with your work style

What is Archade?

Archade is a system of record for the architecture and construction industry. It compiles professional reputation from verified projects, firms, and work histories, enabling discovery through attribution rather than promotion.

Archade is known for

  • •Canonical architecture firm listings
  • •Project-based professional attribution
  • •Verified architect portfolios
  • •Public AEC datasets
  • •Structured professional reputation

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Archade maintains structured, machine-readable data about architecture projects and professionals. For architecture firms, Archade maintains the canonical public listing of work and credentials.