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Martien Jansen

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Martien Jansen (Heerewaarden, 1950) is a trained architect who studied at the Eindhoven University of Technology, department of Building and Architecture, group Architectural and Urban Design (professor Dick Apon) and group Architectural History and Theory (professor Geert Bekaert). In 1978, he became a graduate building engineer.

Employment history

1970 - Study trips to works by master builders in Austria, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland and the US.
1978 - 1981 Assistant to Aldo van Eyck and Theo Bosch, Amsterdam
Residential developments in the Jordaan in Amsterdam, Faculty of Arts in Amsterdam and Huize Padua in Boekel
1980 - Guest lectures and project supervision at various Academies of Architecture and Universities of Technology
1980 - 1990 Lecturer at the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam
1981 - 2006 Lecturer at the Academy for Architecture and Urban Design in Tilburg, graduation coordinator
1981 - 1986 Independent architect at Martien Jansen Architect, Eindhoven
1986 - 1989 Member of the board at BNA, Kring Zuidoost Brabant
1986 - 1996 Employed at OD 205 architectuur, stedebouw, onderzoek en landschap bv
1987 - External state-appointed examiner /external expert during the graduation process at various Academies of Architecture
1987 Guest lecturer at the Amsterdam School of Architecture, Urban Development and Landscape Architecture
1988 - Consultant at the 't Hool Foundation in Eindhoven
1990 - 1993 A member of the Q study group in Eindhoven
1990 - 1996 Management of OD 205 architectuur, stedebouw, onderzoek en landschap bv in Eindhoven
1996 Establishment of Studio M10 Architecture and Urban Design bv
1996 - Architect / Chief Executive Officer Studio M10
2000 - 2003 A member of the StadBeeld Committee of the municipality of Eindhoven
2003 - 2007 Chairman of the StadBeeld Committee of the municipality of Eindhoven
2009 - Boardmember of the Jos Bedaux Architect foundation