Exhibition Architect&Visualization Designer for Museums, Paris

We are looking for an

Exhibition Designer / Architect

with strong technical, drawing production, and visualization skills to support the development of a large-scale museum project. Candidates should have

experience in exhibition design, excellent spatial sensibility, attention to detail, solid technical and exhibition knowledge, and the ability to translate curatorial concepts into clear architectural proposals . Fluency in German is preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop exhibition layouts, spatial concepts, and interior/setwork/furniture design, ensuring coherent circulation and spatial organization.

Produce architectural, exhibition, and technical drawings, including coordination drawings linking architecture, scenography, objects, and technical systems.

Create diagrams, mood boards, narrative presentations, 3D models, and visualizations for design development, reviews and client presentations.

Support concept development with clear spatial proposals and technical solutions.

Coordinate with lighting, multimedia, structural and fabrication teams to ensure integrated design solutions.

Develop object layouts in line with curatorial and exhibition requirements.

Knowledge of German HOAS is a plus.

Qualifications

5+ years in architecture, exhibition design or scenography.

Strong proficiency in

German is preferred.

Experience in museum projects.

Drawing Production and 3D visualizations

are essential.

Excellent graphic skills and sensitivity.

Strong spatial sensibility and ability to design exhibition layouts and setwork.

Excellent command of technical drawing and detail development.

Strong cross‑disciplinary collaboration and project coordination abilities.

Proficiency with Rhino, SketchUp or equivalent 3D tools.

Ability to produce high‑quality 3D visualisations (Enscape, Twinmotion, V‑Ray, etc.).

Knowledge of museum standards (lighting, conservation, accessibility) is a plus.

Rigorous, organised and comfortable working within structured workflows.

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