Architecture skill
Urban Design jobs
Designing the space between buildings: streets, blocks, and public realm. Sits between architecture and city planning. Below: the 5 occupations it unlocks on this board, live counts included, and the skills that show up beside it in real postings.
What Urban Design unlocks
Occupations whose postings name this skill, from the adjacency data the instrument runs on. Counts are live board inventory, refreshed nightly.
| Occupation | Live roles | More |
|---|---|---|
| Architect | 600 | salary |
| Landscape Architect | 214 | salary |
| Interior Designer | 174 | salary |
| Urban Planner | 26 | salary |
| Computational Designer | 4 | — |
Named beside it
Co-occurrence measured over 28,628 postings: how often each skill appears in the same posting as Urban Design.
- Zoningtogether in 4
- Construction Administrationtogether in 7
- Contractstogether in 8
- Sustainabilitytogether in 9
- Project Managementtogether in 8
- BIMtogether in 4
Quick answers
What is Urban Design?
Designing the space between buildings: streets, blocks, and public realm. Sits between architecture and city planning. On our board Urban Design counts as a architecture skill, and we pull it straight from the text of live postings every night, so the numbers on this page are what employers are asking for right now. Every skill, defined in plain language: the glossary.
How many jobs ask for Urban Design?
Quite a few. Right now 1,018 open roles on our board sit in the 5 occupations where Urban Design shows up in postings. The biggest of those is Architect, with 600 open roles today.
What skills pair with Urban Design?
Measured over 28,628 postings, the skills most often named beside Urban Design are Zoning (together in 4), Construction Administration (together in 7), Contracts (together in 8).
Skills are extracted from posting text by the nightly scrape and mapped to occupations through the same lexicon the career instrument uses. A skill page exists only while enough live roles are reachable through it; counts are inventory, never padding.