Peter Popp
Peter Popp studied architecture at the TU Munich and TH Darmstadt, as well as journalism at the Institute for Journalism and Communication Research in Hanover. After his studies, he initially worked in various architectural offices in Munich, Darmstadt and Nuremberg. He has been a member of the Detail team since 2001 and writes for print as well as online. In particular, he explores current trends in interior design and oversees print products such as the Detail Interiors magazine or an Interiors Special published twice a year. For Detail's online portal, he realised architectural films and coordinates the editorial output. In addition to his editorial work, Peter Popp also shares his expertise as a lecturer in architectural theory at the Technical University of Nuremberg.
Photo: Boris Storz
Latest posts
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A structuralist hospital model
Master Plan for the Al Daayan Health District in Doha
Along with Buro Happold, OMA are developing a hospital in Doha that is based on modular structures and 3D printing.
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Strictly organised
Administration Building of the Zug Waterworks
Modular structures and prefabricated construction elements form the basis for the new office and administration building of the Zug waterworks by Boltshauser Architekten.
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Flexible and affordable
Mies van der Rohe Award 2022 goes to Grafton and Lacol
Grafton Architects of Dublin and Lacol arquitectura of Barcelona are the winners of the EU Mies van der Rohe Award 2022.
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A symbolic Wingbeat
UAE Pavilion at Expo Dubai by Santiago Calatrava
Santiago Calatrava's United Arab Emirates Pavilion for Expo 2020 is inspired by the falcon, the country's majestic heraldic animal.
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New Objectivity as a model
Bard College Berlin by Civilian
For Bard College Berlin, New York’s Civilian studio have designed a student residence with references to the New Objectivity of the 1920s.
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Meet the Architects
Meet the Architects: SUPRBLK Studio, The Chapel in London
In our video series #Meet the Architects, architects present current projects from their offices. Sara L'Espérance and Michael Putman from SUPRBLK Studio explain their design The Chapel.