
Edina Obermoser
After her architecture degree, Edina got her first taste of editorial work during an internship at Detail and discovered that her two passions could be combined – architecture and writing. Since then she has been working as a freelance editor for Detail and the Austrian architecture magazine. In addition to architecture, she writes texts for online shops in the interior sector and creates content for various companies as a copywriter, from sustainable packaging to taxes & co.
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A light, airy shell
University near Paris by Vallet de Martinis Architectes
The ESIEE [it] engineering school at the gates of Paris is a compact educational building. Its facades are veiled in white lamellae all the way around.
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A pastel-coloured trio in concrete
School near Lausanne by GNWA
A public square stands at the centre of Bussigny’s new school complex, which was designed by GNWA. It encompasses a primary school, a nursery and a gymnasium; moreover, it also serves as a meeting place for the community of 10 000.
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School replaces market hall
Educational Ensemble in Lyon by Vurpas Architectes
In Lyon, Vurpas Architectes have transformed an old market hall into an elementary school with its own day-care centre. The old commercial building is now a place of education built of concrete, brick and wood in a child-friendly environment.
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Child-friendly learning space
Nursery School in Billom by Rue Royale Architectes
The École de la Croze by Rue Royale Architectes, which is located in the small French town of Billom, is built of wood and concrete. It is sure to be a child-friendly space for education.
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Rough and uncovered
Opus 5 Build Cultural Centre near Paris
In their transformation of an historic farmstead into a cultural centre east of Paris, Opus 5 Architectes have found a new use for the stones from the now-demolished pre-existing building.
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Once a ruin, now a restaurant
Revitalisation of a Scottish Barn by Fardaa
The Fardaa architectural and urban planning office of London has revitalised a dilapidated barn in Fanmore, Scotland, and provided it an extension. The resulting Croft 3 restaurant also serves as a community gathering spot for the hamlet.