With a degree in Building Engineering: Architecture and Urban Design, family roots in every facet of construction, and a career in project management, I can confidently say: “building is my profession.”
Thanks to my architectural background, I have a deep understanding of design, I can accurately visualize a client’s wishes, and I pay close attention to detail. But if my family had not taught me how to build with my own hands, I would never have understood the people on the construction site as well as I do today.
In project management, I combine my technical expertise with strong organizational skills to deliver projects successfully. Above all, I believe in working hard while enjoying the process—because if we’re not enjoying it, then something isn’t right.
Site Management and Interior Project Expertise
In 2017, I was first introduced to the world where interior design and execution come together, and I was immediately captivated. It combined all my interests: the aesthetics of design and the dynamics of implementation. I especially thrive under the high pressure that turnkey projects require.
After gaining years of experience with various organizations, I decided in 2024 to move forward independently. I add value not by staying isolated but by actively engaging with the processes within your organization. My goal is to make a meaningful impact on your business and to build relationships that go beyond a single project.
For architects and corporate clients, I serve as your Site Manager ambassador on the construction site, ensuring your design and corporate identity are maintained in even the smallest details within the often rough environment of construction. For the craftsmen on site, I act as the connecting link.
I believe that achieving a result that meets all expectations begins with preparation completed to perfection. I proactively clarify ambiguities and provide missing information before it can cause delays. One thing is never negotiable, the safety of everyone on and around the construction site. I ensure precise coordination so that the designer’s vision and the reality of construction align seamlessly.
Projects by Levon Dindar:
Clayton Hotel American | Amsterdam Leidseplein
- Client: D/DOCK Projects
- Size: 1,000 m²
- Project Scope: Renovation of this iconic Amsterdam building while it remained occupied. The focus was on refurbishing the conference center, reception, and buffet, integrating the Clayton brand identity while restoring the historic interior.
- Partners: Beuk, Hoogwerf, deBundel, Lykele
Marriott Hotel | Amsterdam Leidseplein
- Client: D/DOCK Projects
- Size: 1,000 m²
- Project Scope: Full fit-out to a five-star standard. The renovation and reconfiguration were completed while the hotel remained fully operational.
- Partners: Beuk, Hoogwerf, SDR, Duracryl, Lykele, Hemlock
Meijburg & Co (Tax Advisors) | Amstelveen
- Client: DZAP / Cushman & Wakefield
- Size: 2,000 m²
- Project Scope: Creation of a modern conference center and the redesign of the entrance hall and restaurant. Special note: all work was carried out while the building remained fully operational.
- Partners: Koers, Verwol, Verschuren, deKruijf, Metos, Totaal Techniek Groep, Verschuren Interieurbouw, Blinck
Law Firm | The Hague
- Client: DZAP
- Size: 1,500 m²
- Project Scope: Complete fit-out of the office floors, including the creation of a high-end in-house restaurant.
- Partners: Project Groep Nederland, Totaal Techniek Groep, Verschuren Interieurbouw
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My expertise lies in the delivery of turnkey office interiors. Projects ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 m² with a timeline of 4 to 6 months are my benchmark; these processes are second nature to me. In fact, I welcome the challenge of adding extra complexity to such projects.
From my central base in Utrecht, my daily work spans from the Zuidas to Den Bosch, but my ambition does not stop at national borders. I am happy to take on international projects. My current flexibility allows me to work on-site abroad for extended periods, from a quarter of a year or longer, if your project requires such dedication.