“Every project is carried out with a holistic approach, where the context, the materials, and the structure are all treated as one”
Sideshore is an Architecture and Urbanism practice based in Luxembourg, specialising in the adaptation and transformation of old residential buildings into modern living spaces since 2003.The Team
Carolina Lazo- Albrecht,
Founder & Lead Architect
Paschy Koumagoto,
Architect A+
Masters in Parametrics Design and Cert. Instructor Revit for Architecture (BIM)
Vanessa Loumon,
Architect A+
Masters in Design & Innovation for Architecture, specialist in 3D Graphics/Modelling as part of the design process.
Francesca Warren,
Designer
Milagro Torres- Fernandez, Administrator
Carolina Lazo-Albrecht and her students
Specialisms
Residential Architecture: Single & Multi-family Housing Project Renovations, Extensions, Transformations, Interiors, Lighting, Space Planning, Retail, Office Buildings & more...
Urban Planning: Consulting with a sustainable development focus, Urban Design, Community Development, Planning, Rehabilitation of Informal Settlements (Venezuela).
Experience in both the suburban and urban context.
Carolina Lazo- Albrecht, the founder and lead Architect, has enjoyed a professional and international experience, successfully shared among projects for architecture, urban design and interior work all over the world. Her work is known for a diverse range of building methods, with a particular emphasis on light and massive wood construction, combined with energy efficient technology.
After her years as a former university lecturer, she has continuously participated in several design conferences, workshops and competitions. Education is still a big part of her schedule, as she also helps aspiring architects in their early stages of success.
Topics Of Interest
-How to rethink “Suburbia”
-The Impact of Design Guidelines on Architecture and Urban Form
-What is “Context”
-The Architect as an Urban Designer
-Architecture, Urbanism and Identity of Tourist Destinations in the Developing World
-Creativity and the Creative Process.
