Architecture
Interns in this field will embark on a journey of designing sustainable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing cities, buildings, and landscapes. Whether involved in architectural design, interior design or landscape planning, interns will contribute to creating spaces that enhance communities and improve quality of life. This sector emphasizes creativity, problem-solving, and environmental consciousness, making it an ideal space for interns to impact the future of urban living and design excellence.
Note: this sector is highly competitive with limited placements across all locations and a longer internship duration of more than 1 month is preferred
Ideal Candidates
– A background in urban planning or architectural design is essential for this role.
– Basic knowledge of 3D modeling, drawing, and planning tools is required.
– Candidates should have experience with design and drawing tasks relevant to architecture studios.
– Bilingual skills are ideal, particularly for placements in Japan.
– A portfolio showcasing past projects is required for application.
Typical Responsibilities
Architectural Firms
Assist with various tasks in architecture firms, such as engaging in site visits, conducting research, managing client interactions or creating and working with 3D models.
Building Design and Drawings
Contribute to designing building structures and perform drawing tasks using either traditional methods or software.
Architecture across our Program Locations
Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City offers a fascinating blend of French colonial landmarks like the Notre-Dame Cathedral and cutting-edge skyscrapers such as the Bitexco Financial Tower. For interns, the city’s rapid urbanization and heritage preservation provide practical experience in balancing modern design with historical context—essential skills for those interested in urban development and sustainable architecture.
Seoul
Seoul’s rich architectural diversity, from traditional palaces like Gyeongbokgung to futuristic marvels like Dongdaemun Design Plaza, makes it an exciting place for interns. The city offers practical insights into urban regeneration, green spaces, and blending innovation with cultural heritage—key experiences for future architects navigating modern challenges.
Tokyo
Tokyo’s unique mix of towering skyscrapers like the Tokyo Skytree and serene traditional temples makes it a dynamic learning environment for interns. With its focus on innovative use of space, earthquake-resistant designs, and sustainability, Tokyo offers invaluable lessons in balancing creativity with real-world architectural challenges.
