Six of the best architecture jobs available in the Netherlands
Dutch Design Week is in full swing, so we're showcasing some of the most exciting job opportunities in the Netherlands on Dezeen Jobs, including positions with MVRDV and Mecanoo.
Business development coordinator at Mecanoo
Earlier this year, architecture firm Mecanoo created a golden-hued events pavilion in the grounds of a historic chateau near Maastricht. The firm is now looking for an experienced business development coordinator to join its headquarters in Delft.
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German-speaking junior business development collaborator at MVRDV
For this year's Dutch Design Week, Rotterdam-based MVRDV has built a colourful, futuristic hotel, made up of nine rooms that can be moved into different configurations. The firm is currently looking for a junior business development collaborator to focus on international and German-speaking countries.
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Intermediate level architectural designer at MLA+
There is an opportunity for an intermediate level architectural designer to join Maccreanor Lavington's Rotterdam studio. The firm recently overhauled the 1970s Kraaiennest station in Amsterdam, which now features a series of decorative steel screens.
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Project architect at Van Bergen Kolpa Architecten
Van Bergen Kolpa Architecten is looking for a project architect with experience in housing to join its Rotterdam-based team. The firm's projects in the city include a co-housing development with bright green facades.
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Retail interior designer at Moooi
Dutch furniture brand Moooi has an opportunity for a retail interior designer to join its busy team in Amsterdam. During this year's Milan design week, the company launched a ring-shaped rocking chair and a sofa based on a simple line drawing.
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UXUS is looking for a lead design architect to join its team in Amsterdam. Last year, the firm designed a "permanently temporary" gift shop at Herzog & de Meuron's extended Tate Modern featuring stackable shelving.
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