From the desire of the city to the city of desire: A vision for Athens
How does desire function as the driving force for the production of the city? Since the production of the city and its capacities affect each other in a reciprocal way, […]
How does desire function as the driving force for the production of the city? Since the production of the city and its capacities affect each other in a reciprocal way, […]
Instead of using architecture to represent certain political values, like transparency or inclusiveness, I am interested in how the process of making architecture together can give people more agency over […]
A metaphysical approach looking into the quote “I called architecture frozen music” by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe.
The biggest force on earth is nature. She has been creating circular architecture for centuries, yet we can’t overcome our linear process that involves waste and non-renewable resources. Let’s change […]
Gesamtkunstwerk: the synthesis of art, design and architecture, has always triggered my attention. These kind of artworks (or buildings) are like tiny universes where everything fits together on every scale […]
The professions of architecture and urbanism are still developing proper interpretations that deal with the relationship between the city and destruction. When the dust is settled, and a period of […]
I distinguish three main components that define the role of death in our society. On the smallest scale there are the rituals. These are all the habits surrounding death, for […]
Bodies and their surroundings are continuously changing and inseparably intertwined, making it impossible to explore the two independently. This means that our bodies do not simply end at our skin, […]
The great reformation of the mental healthcare system in Europe left behind a great number of architectural relics. Being built straddling between the XIX and the XX century in the […]
Stage Conflict aims to explore architecture related to multi-focal conflict between the individual and the collective. Instead of avoiding conflict, this thesis acknowledge its inevitable existence and seeks an architecture […]