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.

Hill House Athens: Dionisos Property

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Hill House Athens Dionisos property

A beautiful pine forest and a fine carpet of Mediterranean shrubbery are the main characteristics of the slope of the Pedeli Mountain. Unfortunately the area has mostly been developed with houses placed on their individual sites without any real reference to their surrounding environment.

Salzburg Max-Reinhardtplatz: Austrian Building

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Salzburg Max-Reinhardtplatz: Austrian Building

transparadiso focuses on the extraordinary location in the historical city center which is characterized by a strong presence of high culture and art galleries, and suggests to use this unique chance to add a contemporary aspect to the inner city for everyday use as well as for the Salzburg Festival

Sketches for the Future, Moscow Exhibition

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The exhibition “Sketches for the Future” will be shown from 26.05.-8.06.2010, and following an invitation by the Goethe Institute Prof. Sobek will also be a keynote lecturer at a conference on sustainable architecture taking place on the occasion of this exhibition

Celjska Mountain Lodge, Slovenia Building

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Celjska Mountain Lodge Slovenia building

The architectural design received the first prize at the architectural competition, which was organised in 2004 by City Council Celje in tandem with the Chamber of Architecture and Spatial planning of Slovenia.