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Managing Director: Adrian Welch / Director & Company Secretary: Isabelle Lomholt
Contact e-architect DirectorsThe website is run by Adrian Welch & Isabelle Lomholt Business DevelopmentRebecca Breun BA (Hons) and Dip Arch This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Located in Paris, France - mob. 0033 681 580030 If you prefer to contact e-architect in French or German please call/e-mail Rebecca Rebecca completed her Architecture degree in 1991 and her Diploma in Architecture in 1995, attending Kingston School of Architecture. After working as an architect in Germany she moved to France in 1996. Spanish OfficeGonzalo Navarro This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Located in Sevilla, Spain - mob. 0034 609 954 275 If you prefer to contact e-architect in Spanish please call/e-mail Gonzalo Gonzalo completed his Architecture Master degree in 2008, attending the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Seville. He is a registered Architect in Spain and since 2003 has worked in Edinburgh, Prague and Seville where he is Associate Architect at the firm NNN Architects. TechnicalDavid McManus This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it CMS consultant: Chris Eardley FinanceLiz SmithThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Accountant: Christa Cameron Editorial BoardRobin Cross, Frazer Hay, Isabelle Lomholt, Andrew McRae, Tom Ravenscroft, Sanam Samanian, Adrian WelchIntroductionEleven years after starting in Edinburgh this online architecture resource is now one of the top 3 globally in terms of traffic. The e-architect online resource has over 200,000 images ranked by google.e-architect is one of the world's largest architecture websites with over 14,000 pages. e-architect is run by Adrian Welch and Isabelle Lomholt. Adrian and Isabelle both trained as architects but their strong interest in architecture led them to focus their energies on an online architectural resource rather than practicing. The principal website is www.e-architect.co.uk but the first website was edinburgharchitecture.co.uk set up in 2000 followed by glasgowarchitecture.co.uk two years later, and e-architect in early 2006. The initial concept was to provide information on new buildings that would be helpful for not just local architects but a wide range of locals and tourists. Over time as connections were made this successful model was expanded and now includes all major cities in the world. The principal difference between e-architect and other architecture sites is that we don’t just carry news: on e-architect buildings can be searched by country, city or by type. You can also search for buildings by architect. For example you could find information on the proposed Nou Camp Stadium on the Spanish, Barcelona and Football Stadium pages. e-architect.co.uk features building news, events, competitions, photos, jobs, awards and products. We feature a range of building types from houses to skyscrapers, plus major landscape and interior projects. To give an idea of range we cover buildings from the USA to Papua New Guinea and from China to the Faroe Islands. In the last year we set up a weekly This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , run by Isabelle Lomholt, that is now emailed to over 19,000 readers globally. Each week we have a different guest editor. e-architect also has facebook, twitter and linkedin pages. Our policy is to focus on getting regular news about the most interesting buildings and on building up a useful, wide-ranging architectural resource. The news is updated daily 7 days a week. e-architect has around 1400 pages on architects. AgendaOf course we have strong views on architecture, but our policy is to focus on getting regular news about the most interesting buildings and on building up a useful, wide-ranging architectural resource.We select projects that interest us. So we might cover an intriguing house design but not a major commercial development. We show buildings sometimes that are stimulating even though we may not like the project. We aren't here to promote any specific style or approach to architecture, we show an eclectic range of work that read over time builds up a picture of current architectural status and direction. We try and maximise the visual aspect of architecture. Architects tend to be highly visual people and we try and show many images for each project, it is not always possible to do this depending on our sources, but the intention is always there. We have a house style for image processing and for text presentation, but again we sometimes can't access the raw materials to make this happen consistently. But back to views and agenda. We both trained as architects in different universities and have views that sometimes differ. We express these through our weekly newsletter, but also over the last eleven years we have written a few articles in other press, and online at e-architect. Some links below show a small selection of these. Architecture Debate I New Urbanism I Architecture Context AdvertisingAll pages available for advertising. |
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