Isabelle

Isabelle Lomholt was born in Bath, England and attended school in Denmark from 1974 to 1987. She completed an Architecture degree in 1995 at North London University (RIBA Part 1). After a year (per RIBA post-Part 1 process) working as an architectural assistant in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Isabelle attended East London University from 1996, where she did a MA / Diploma in Architecture (RIBA Part 2). Isabelle worked as the Bookshop Manager at the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS), later transitioning to being the Administrator of the Edinburgh Architectural Association, a members body within the RIAS. She started working as Assistant Editor of e-architect in 2004, eventually becoming Managing Director in 2016.

Kosterhavet Visitor Centre Sweden

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Kosterhavet Visitor Centre, Marine National Park Sweden

An energy self-sufficient visitor centre located on an island protected for its unique archipelago and marine life in Sweden’s first Marine National Park.

DawnTown Architecture Contest, Miami

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This year’s competition seeks creative architectural ideas for a new station for the Metromover, Downtown Miami’s elevated public transportation system. The ceremony will feature the winning designs announced by members of the jury.

Stefanel Store: Frankfurt Shop Interior

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Stefanel Store, Frankfurt Shop, German Design Interior, Retail Building, Photos Stefanel Store : Frankfurt Shop Retail Development Germany – design by Sybarite 25 Nov 2009 Stefanel New Concept – Frankfurt Design: Sybarite Architects Frankfurt Shop Interior Part of a complete rebranding effort, Sybarite’s new shop concept for Stefanel is a modern and sexy solution designed … Read more

Marni Boutique Miami – Store, Florida Boutique

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Marni Boutique Miami: new flagship boutique captures the mood of Miami’s Design District, taking as inspiration the streamlined, rhythmic patterns of the Art Deco style for which the city is famous.

China Hills Exhibition Design, MVRDV Beijing

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China Hills Exhibition Design, MVRDV Beijing

Saturday 28th of November the Beijing Centre for the Arts will open the exhibition “Green Projects II, Three Dimensional City: Future China” featuring work of Paolo Soleri and MVRDV

Carrasco International Airport Montevideo Building

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Carrasco Airport Montevideo building

Rafael Viñoly Architects has designed the new Carrasco International Airport in Montevideo, Uruguay. This is the firm’s first completed airport and its largest project in Viñoly’s home country.

BMW Museum Munich Building, Germany

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BMW Museum Munich Building, Germany

The new BMW Museum had to be integrated into the existing structural fabric of the group headquarters in Munich, where trend-setting architecture already had a presence in 1973 with the ‘Museum Bowl’.

Voest Steelworks Offices Linz, Austria

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Voest Steelworks Offices Linz, Austria

The new sales and financial center and the existing “Blue Tower” together form the portal to the site of voestalpine: two mutually complementary structures as a symbolic representation of the complementary units of voestalpine.

Ramses Square Cairo, Egypt Design Contest

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Ramses Square Cairo, Egyptian Design Contest, Public Realm Images, Landscape Building Project News Ramses Square : International Competition in Cairo Public Realm Design Contest in Egypt, Africa Architecture Information design by Quilligan Architects 19 Nov 2009 Ramses Square Cairo Quilligan Architects receives 2nd prize ($75,000) in International competition for the Urban Design & Harmony of … Read more

Olympic Tennis Centre Madrid, Building

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Described as one of the world’s most advanced sports facilities, the venue hosted some 200 players during the Madrid Open tennis (2009) and aims to reinforce the Spanish Capital’s candidature for the 2016 Olympics.

Southern Methodist University Buildings: SMU Dallas

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Southern Methodist University Buildings: SMU

The Presidential Center will be located at Southern Methodist University, five miles north of downtown Dallas. It will occupy a 23.11-acre site on the main campus, near the corner of SMU Boulevard and North Central Expressway