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.

Es Pujol de s’era, Formentera Building, Spain

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Es Pujol de s’era, Formentera Building,

Es Pujol de s’Era is a fairly representative fragment of the inland landscape of the island of Formentera. It comprises 33,022 square metres of wheat and barley fields, a small wood of common and Phoenician juniper and rosemary, and dry-stone walls on a practically flat topography.

Casablanca Twin Center Morocco Building

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Casablanca Twin Centre is currently the most representative building of modern, enterprising Casablanca. The source of inspiration for both 115-m-high towers, the core of the building, was traditional Moorish architecture, particularly in its volumetrics and facade composition.

Arcadia/Suburbia Exhibition: Heckscher Museum

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Curated by Erik H. Neil PhD, the exhibition Arcadia/Suburbia: The Modern House on Long Island 1930-2010 presents a new narrative of the history of modern architecture on Long Island in the 20th century.

Zaandam Hotel, Dutch Building: Inntel

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The new Inntel hotel in Zaandam is without a shadow of a doubt already the main eye-stopper in the revamped town centre and a building that has set many tongues wagging in the Netherlands.

Villa Valk, Homeruskwartier Residence

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Villa Valk Homeruskwartier home

Blok Kats van Veen realised this triangular shaped villa in big contrast to the traditional housing around it. ThisDutch house is along the edge of the Homeruskwartier neighbourhood, facing the Almere forest stroke.

Santa Caterina Market Barcelona, EMBT

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Mercat de Santa Caterina Barcelona building

Most photos of this building are taken looking down on its colourful roof, made up of tessellations with the colours of the fruit sold within the St Caterina Market. Seen from the street the dominant forms are the rippling vaults of the roof edges

Formtexx, Double-curvature surfaces, UK

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Formtexx, Double-curvature surfaces

Formtexx Double-curvature Architecture: the ability to create double-curvature forms in a controllable manner was an essential requirement of this new building typology.

Oakfield Road Birmingham: Edgbaston house

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Oakfield Road Birmingham: Edgbaston house

Oakfield Road Property design by Sjölander da Cruz Architects in the West Midlands. The design is a response to the modern lifestyle of the client. Conceived as a series of interlocking spaces that form a ‘carved cube’

Walt Disney Family Museum San Francisco

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Walt Disney Family Museum: San Francisco Building, California

The museum will occupy a former barracks building located on the Presidio’s Main Post in The Presidio in San Francisco. The barracks were built in 1898 and housed soldiers during the Spanish-American war.