Constructing Architecture Intern

Why Consider Us?

Explore the exciting opportunity of interning at our Faroe Island office, where you'll collaborate closely with our experienced architects on a variety of small and medium scale projects.

Our mission is to drive sustainable change through our work. We're committed to inspiring innovation and setting new standards in the field. Join our longstanding global company, established in 1959, and be part of our continued growth.

What We Offer:

Join our intimate team of 12-14 professionals in the Faroe Islands, working alongside architects, landscape architects, and constructing architects. Experience the serene environment of the remote settlement of Sydrugøta, with its panoramic views and rich Nordic tradition, offering both inspiration and tranquillity.

Our projects range from master plans to cultural buildings, wellness centers, hotels, restaurants, and more, ensuring a diverse and rewarding experience.

As an intern, you'll spend 6-12 months with us, contributing to our projects and gaining valuable insights. This internship is designed to complement your studies and may lead to future opportunities.

We provide accommodation and help with practical questions.

What We're Seeking:

We're looking for ambitious, talented students with a genuine passion for architecture. Throughout your internship, you'll participate in various aspects of the design process, including competitions, sketch proposals, and design development. Strong design skills and proficiency in rendering, diagramming, graphic design, and model-making is a big advantage.

Please note that this internship starts in August or September and lasts 6-12 months. Applicants must be enrolled students.

How to Apply:

Submit your application, portfolio (max 10 MB), and CV by June 29th. Interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis.

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Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.