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The motive of the synthetic proposal was the preservation of the trees and the area of “protection” around each one of them. A pattern formed by circles of variable diameter wraps around the trees and points the accesses and the limits of the square, which are connected with the pedestrian streets around it. In that way the square gains a new identity and character. The microclimate of the area is optimized by adding water elements and trees at the northern part of the square. Green areas and soft surfaces wrap around the trees and as we distance from them we find slate tiling. The basic principle of the proposal is a mild intervention, the retention of all trees and the reuse of a great part of the prior tiling. The scene is placed in the center and it has multiple uses. The urban equipment is enriched with benches, chairs, lamps, a playground and new stands.

National Architectural Competition

Kozani, Greece | 5,000 sq. m.

Collaborators: E. Katrini, A. Lyroudia,

M. Papavasileiou

2010 Athens, Greece

Kozani Central Square

Kozani

I am an Architect-Engineer, and Conceptual Urban Designer. My research and practice engage issues of urbanization, infrastructure, and the dynamics of the collective.

PEDA Headquarters

PEDA Headquarters

Architectural Competition for the New Administration Centre of the Regional Unit of West Attica

SketchUp @ CDW 2018

SketchUp @ CDW 2018

Watch here the SketchUp for Interiors sessions I gave during Clerkenwell Design Week 2018 in London.

Public Power Corp. Headquarters

Public Power Corp. Headquarters

Our proposal receives Honorable Mention at the National Architectural Competition for the New Headquarters of the Greek Public Power Corporation.

Sales Engineer @ SketchUp

Sales Engineer @ SketchUp

As of November 6th, I am the SketchUp Customer Success Manager for UK and Europe!

[AUTONOMA]

[AUTONOMA]

International Conference on Urban Autonomy and the Collective City - 1&2 July, Athens Greece

ACSA 102nd Annual Meeting

ACSA 102nd Annual Meeting

Watch my presentation from ACSA 102nd Annual Meeting in Miami.

The Transformable Desk-top

The Transformable Desk-top

A folding furniture prototype for MIT Media Lab's City Home project.

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