How do you make sure a façade not only looks sleek, but is also strong, watertight, fire-safe, durable, and easy to maintain? And how do you give an aging building a second life – with more comfort, lower energy bills, and an extended lifespan of 30 years?
Those are exactly the kinds of questions we at DGMR work on every day. And that’s where your fresh perspective and technical curiosity can really make a difference!
| “What makes working in façade engineering so much fun is the variety between theory and practice. You might be advising architects on buildable details on paper one moment, and the next, you’re out on site inspecting a façade for damage or performing an airtightness test on the construction site.
Façade engineering is a broad discipline where building physics and fire safety come together. The great thing is that every project is different — it’s creative, practical, and analytical all at once. If you enjoy variety and project-based work, this is the place for you. You organize your own work within our team, so you need to be proactive and assertive. And because you collaborate closely with colleagues in building physics and fire safety, you stay sharp and keep learning every day.”
– Sharon Ligthart, Project Leader Façade Engineering |
For more information, see: Jr. Adviseur Geveltechniek & Bouwfysica – DGMR
