Mogîldea Victoria

About

Victoria Mogîldea is a Moldovan architect and designer born in Chișinău, who has built a successful career in France and Spain. In 2006, she decided to continue her studies in France, where she was admitted to prestigious architecture faculties in Paris. She obtained degrees in architecture, design, and engineering, complementing her education with practical experience in Parisian design offices. Since 2012, Victoria has been running her own architecture firm, expanding her professional activities in both European countries with a team of four employees. Her achievements are recognized at a European level, the most significant being the Jury Prize for innovation she won for a sustainable and ecological development project, obtained during a workshop organized in Saclay, near Paris. Victoria and her multidisciplinary team of 12 specialists – telecommunications, energy, and IT engineers, agronomists, and other professionals – presented an innovative vision for a 100% ecological neighborhood that integrates modern technologies with the human factor. Her firm, Fremiot Architecte, is established in Paris and continues to develop projects that combine sustainability with contemporary urbanism. Although she has fully integrated into European life and obtained French citizenship in 2015, Victoria remains deeply attached to Moldova. She has settled her family in Spain, where she lives with her husband and parents, but frequently visits her home country. She expresses concern about the emigration phenomenon and ardently wishes to contribute to Chisinau's development through her expertise in architecture and urbanism, dreaming of implementing an ecological neighborhood project in Moldova as well, to support the social and economic progress of her country of origin.