Fabiola Büchele is an Austrian writer and curator based between Berlin and Lomé. She studied Journalism and International Relations in London and Auckland. She spent five years working as a freelancer in Vietnam, followed by time in Tunis working for the Kamel Lazaar Foundation before joining Studio Francis Kéré as their Creative Director in charge of exhibitions and publications during the firm’s Pritzker-Prize winning tenure. In 2023, she co-founded the architecture, design and research studio Studio NEiDA. In 2025, the studio was commissioned to curate Togo’s first national pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale as well as the country’s first participation at the Triennale Milano International Exhibition.
