Trained as an architect - civil engineer, I have been involved in challenging projects, both architecturally and technically.
I wish to continue to develop my competence to drive large scale projects.
At present I take advantage of an interesting position as manager of a cruiseship terminal in the center of Shanghai to create a chinese branch to my firm.
I have a deep interet in projects such as transport buildings, stadiums, tall buildings and bridges.
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Matthieu Brutsaert
Large scale project manager
Shanghai - China
| English | French |
Schools attended |
IIM - Institut Internation du Management (Institut International du Management (ex-CEPRIM)) |
UCL-FSA (Faculté des Sciences Appliquées) |
Since 2003: RFR |
project manager - chief representative of RFR China
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www.rfr.fr Engineering firm - structural and facade consultants Since 2006, I am managing the set up of a new branch in Shanghai (RFR China) to develope large scale projects in Asia. I have been trained to supervise the construction of large buildings such as transport terminals, stadiums, city halls, office buildings, etc. My experience is based on various types of involvement in: - Shanghai main cruise ship arbour - Paris reconstruction of Terminal 2 - Train stations in France, Belgium and Italy - Athens Olympic stadium - City halls in France, Holland - Office buildings in Paris, Shanghai - Louis Vuitton Shop, Paris For these projects I mainly took part in the facade and structural work. | |
Sector: Architecture and Projects |
Since 2000: Tomorrow + Calatrava + Herzog & de Meuron + Erick van Egeraat |
architect
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In 2004, I founded an architectural practice with friends: tomorrow architects Our aim is to develop contemporary buildings, along with the most suitable recent construction techniques. Up to now, we are mainly involved in museums and exhibition projects. My first years as an architect have strongly been marked by collaborations within famous architectural firms: 2001-2002: Calatrava (Paris) 2000-2001: Herzog & de Meuron (Basel) 1999-2000: Erick van Egeraat (Rotterdam) In these firms I took part in various types of projects: urban planning, train stations, stadium, concert hall, city hall. I developed a skill in geometry and a sense for architectural challenge. | |
Sector: Architecture and Projects |
Interests |
Singing (in choirs) skying and sailing Reading novels |