DanielDaniel

Daniel Lomholt-Welch, MA (Hons) MArch, studied architecture at the University of Edinburgh. He completed his first Architecture Degree in 2020, and his Masters in Architecture in June 2024. He is especially interested in studying sacred space within modernist architecture. Daniel has visited hundreds of major buildings on extensive travels across Europe, Asia, North and South America and Australasia. Daniel won the prestigious Sir James Dunbar-Naismith Prize for 2024, awarded by Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. He was selected in August 2024 to work on an important new architectural exhibition about a groundbreaking British architect.

CASA AMG, Cordoba, Argentina home

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CASA AMG Argentina

The AMG House is a residence located in the northern area of the city of Córdoba, Argentina. Its design was based on SZA Arq. + Inés Allende-Studio Brava’s client’s request: “complete privacy from the street to the interior.”

House with a Hammock, Poland property

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House with a Hammock, Poland - buying property, selling real estate

House with a Hammock was designed by STOPROCENT Architekci for a young family in Poland, creating intimate spaces inside a small site, surrounded on three sides by other single-family residential buildings

Iron Chef Residence Millswood, South Australia

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Iron Chef Residence, South Australia

Iron Chef Residence by Das Studio in South Australia. The home’s contemporary form pays tribute to the rhythm of the surrounding housing stock, with robust materials extending inwards to blur the lines between inside and out, creating a fluid movement throughout the space.

Laherrère centre Pau, France building

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Laherrère center Pau France

The Laherrère centre in Pau, southwestern France, designed by CoBe Architecture is comprised of housing for students and young workers, office and training spaces, craft premises, as well as local shops and services.

Courtyard Residence Winnipeg, Manitoba property

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Courtyard Residence Winnipeg, Manitoba property

Courtyard Residence in Winnipeg, Canada, designed by Secter Architecture + Design, is a contemporary single-family home organized around a series of four courtyards and consists of various indoor/outdoor living spaces to provide the residence both privacy and shade

Hurst House, Buckinghamshire, England

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Hurst House, Buckinghamshire, England

The Hurst House design by Strom Architects, is a new build contemporary home in the village of Bourne End in Buckinghamshire, England, shortlisted for “Best Residential Property in Europe” as part of the International Design and Architecture Awards

Asian Games Masterplan, Hangzhou, China

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Asian Games Masterplan Hangzhou China

Asian Games Masterplan by Archi-Tectonics was inserted with an Eco park into a densely built skyscraper district of Hangzhou, China China. The project introduces a hilly oasis programmed for round-the-year recreation that doubles as a green lung for the city.

Casablanca Modernist Villa, Morocco

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Casablanca Modernist Villa Morocco

Crina Arghirescu Architecture presents Casablanca Modernist Villa, in Morocco. With a modernist shell, the villa called for an unconventional space in respect to Moroccan culture, taking formal elements out of the traditional settings

Lanaudière Residence, Montreal, Quebec property

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Lanaudière Residence, Montreal, Quebec property

Lanaudière Residence in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, a new collaboration between architects Michael Godmer architect Dany Durand Courchesne. With contrasting colours, textures and materials, the entire space comes together harmoniously in balance

Totara Pavilion, Christchurch, New Zealand

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Totara Pavilion Christchurch New Zealand

Designed by MCAS, Totara Pavilion is a small building that complements the existing main house built on the street frontage in Christchurch, New Zealand. It transitions seamlessly with the garden that separates it from the house, with a series of decks and small steps

The Twins, Wellington, NZ homes

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The Twins Wellington NZ

Nestled amidst the picturesque hillsides of Brooklyn, Wellington, New Zealand, “The Twins” stand as a testament to the vision and collaboration of two directors from First Light Studio, embodying principles of sustainability and community.