JURY

Theory of Architectural Design Material Cultures in Architecture Theory of Tectonics in Architecture Tectonics of Structural Systems Building Construction Building Technologies

Interior Architecture Interdisciplinary Design Interior Design Graphics

Housing, urban design, social and cultural heritage and sustainability

My focus in Climate and environmental architecture

Resilient and Sustainable Architecture

Energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, sustainable design approach, Aquatecture , Architectural symbiosis, parametric design.

designing

Workspace Design, Residential Design, Commercial Architecture, Well-Being Focus of Design, Architectural Learning

Architectural Education and Design

My architectural focus is deeply rooted in urban design and the creation of sustainable environments that prioritize human mental well-being. I strive to enhance cities through innovative placemaking, the development of human-centered smart cities, and the design of restorative environments. By integrating eco-conscious strategies, I aim to promote long-term livability and resilience in urban settings.Furthermore, my expertise in landscape architecture and public space design is centered on fostering environments that support mental health and encourage social interactions. With a strong foundation in neuroscience and architectural and urban psychology, I am particularly interested in how urban settings influence cognitive and emotional responses. Utilizing advanced research techniques such as EEG and VR, I work to advance human-centric design that not only meets the needs of the present but also shapes healthier, more connected communities for the future.

I believe in a philosophy that entails design as an interdisciplinary, collective effort to respond to contemporary needs and future issues. A great design is the result of collaborative work combined with passionate, innivative, sensitive values that transforms a place or a space into a unique solution that responds to human needs.

A great building must begin with the immeasurable, must go through measurable means when it is being designed, and in the end must be unmeasured. Louis Kahn