Isabelle LomholtIsabelle Lomholt

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.

Roskilde Incineration Line, Danish Architecture

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Erick van Egeraat won the design-competition for this incinerator in 2008 (see further down this page) with his proposal to embrace both the historic and industrial heritage.  The building’s form is shaped to reflect the angular factory roofs of the immediate surroundings, culminating in a 100 meter tall spire

Tanner Street, Southwark, London

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Tanner Street London, Images, Proposal, Southwark Building, News, English Project Tanner Street Building, London Mixed-Use Southwark Architecture Development, England, UK – design by make architects 5 Oct 2010 Tanner Street, Southwark make architects Make’s community focused scheme given the green light A mixed-use residential scheme in Southwark designed by Make for London & Quadrant (L&Q) … Read more

Zero Carbon House Birmingham

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Zero Carbon House Birmingham kitchen interior

This is not for the architecturally faint-hearted. Past winner of the RIBA Sustainability Award for a house made of cob walls in Worcester, and associate at Associated Architects, John Christophers has transformed an existing end of terrace house into a ground-breaking carbon-neutral family home of rare quality using low energy materials and environmental systems.

Black Box Barcelona: Patricia Meneses

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Barcelona Temporary Pavilion Building design by Studio Patricia Meneses

Black box is a project based on the creation of an travelling pavilion, black and neutral space, that houses the representation of the research centers and universities of Catalonia, in two International Congresses related to science, research and pedagogy.

HOK Sport Architects, Building Designs

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Wembley Stadium Building

As designers of some of the world’s most identifiable sports and entertainment buildings, this sports architecture firm is leading the way to define a building type which has played an increasing influence in the architectural fabric of modern cities

Amphion Theatre, Doetinchem Buildings

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Queen Beatrix officially opened the new Amphion theatre in Doetinchem. Theatre director Henk Raben and architect Francesco Veenstra toured Her Majesty around the theatre complex, which replaces the successful Amphion from the 1970s.

Crown Metropol Hotel, Melbourne, Building

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The task of creating Crown’s latest $300m, 658 room hotel, Crown Metropol, in Melbourne’s prospering Southbank precinct was a challenge welcomed by leading Australian architecture and interior design firm, Bates Smart.