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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Innovative and affordable
Affordable Housing in Rotterdam by Powerhouse Company
The twelve-storey Valckensteyn residential building is Rotterdam's first solid wood construction reserved entirely for the subsidised rental segment.
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Embedded in the topography
Winery in Northern Portugal by Atelier Sérgio Rebelo
The Quinta de Adorigo winery's horizontally curved shapes respond to the Alto Douro's flowing vineyard contours.
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Functional log cabin
Reception Building for the Vintgar Gorge by Ofis Arhitekti
The architectural practice Ofis has created a new entrance area for the Vintgar Gorge in Triglav National Park. The gorge is one of Slovenia's most popular natural attractions.
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A house full of stories
Detached House in London by 31/44 Architects
In London's Crystal Palace, Will Burges has built a house for himself and his family of four that stores knowledge and memories within its compact structure.
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Assisted living
Borna Park in the Canton of Aargau by Malte Kloes
Malte Kloes Architects are designing a residential and work complex that will enable people with disabilities to enjoy a structured daily routine while strengthening their connection to nature.
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Confident dialogue
Apartment in Prague by Formafatal
In Prague's Smíchov district, Studio Formafatal has converted an attic into a two-storey apartment with a gallery.