The physical manifestation of a design can take many forms. Figuring out which way it will go is a new adventure every time.

Attention, growth and experience: the recipe for a perfect process for all concerned. Growing and reaching a great result based on a true connection and positive energy.

Creating beauty through the interplay of interior and exterior.

Eric believes in two things to keep our work exciting: diversity and excellence in the finishing touches.

To paint within the lines, but deliver an extraordinary result.

Working as a team to achieve the best result, on a human scale!

The grass is greener where you water it.

From the first sketches to the final stylish pillows on the couch, the entire project management process is a team sport.

Translating people’s desires and dreams into spatial form.

From stakeholders at the management level to the construction workers at the site level, everyone makes sure that for a project manager at DZAP, no day is the same.

Working on projects within the constraints of time, money and architectural limits and options with an ever-changing composition of project teams is something that never stops being exciting.

Because every project needs a different design, it’s still exciting every time.

Tweaking the functional space and functional design until the “new house” is just right. In other words, making sure all the puzzle pieces fit.

The process of making something out of nothing fascinates me; getting together with a team, rolling up your sleeves and turning an idea into a concrete, tangible object. That is something I’m very committed to.

Immersing himself in the challenge of combining function and aesthetics in the design process.

Lining up projects, laying down the organisation, creating a structure and planning the process: this is the solid foundation on which a perfect project result is built.

When you can evoke an emotion with form, you’re doing something right.

Acute customer focus in what you do, maintaining an overview, working in a structured way and collaborating effectively with all the stakeholders - that’s what it’s all about in my opinion!

We all need each other. In fact, in this kind of work, we can’t do without each other.