Sara Van Rompaey
Sara Van Rompaey is a conservation Architect and EU project expert in the field of historic building renovation, urban regeneration, climate change and Nature Based Solutions. As owner of E²ARC (Architecture & Research for Cities) she has more than 25 years of expertise in the design, development and execution of buildings projects with a special focus on energy efficient renovation and conservation.
Eleni Goni
Eleni Goni studied Architecture in the Technical University of Athens- Greece and obtained with a distinction an MSc in the Environmental Design of Buildings at the Welsh School of Architecture. She has a long experience in the design, management and execution of complex building projects in Greece and Spain. Since 2011 she has also been involved in several EU- funded research projects related to buildings’ sustainability, energy retrofitting, innovative materials and Nature-based Solutions.
Angeliki mavrigiannaki
Angeliki Mavrigiannaki holds a Diploma in Architecture from the National Technical University of Athens and an MSc in Environmental Design of Buildings from Cardiff University. She has been involved in EU funded projects since 2016 and has completed a PhD at Technical University of Crete on integrated and smart design for zero energy buildings and communities. Her research interests include implementation of innovative sustainable solutions from the building to the city scale for energy conservation, climate change mitigation and human comfort. She is a LEED Green Associate.
GEORGIA PAPAMARKOU
Georgia Papamarkou is an Architect Engineer with accomplished projects in Belgium, United Kingdom, France, Italy and Greece. She holds an MSc in Architectural Engineering by the National Technical University of Athens, Greece. In collaboration with some of the most renowned Architectural Offices in Belgium, she has been in charge of the design and execution of a variety of urbanistic and architectural projects. Ranging from a listed tower-house restoration and residential projects, to offices’ retrofitting, low energy hospitals and a masterplan, all her projects have aimed at energy efficiency, sustainability and welfare.
susan galavan
Susan is a qualified conservation architect with fourteen years’ work experience in Ireland, Italy and Germany. She holds a first-class Masters degree from University College Dublin and a PhD in architectural history from Trinity College Dublin. Susan is a lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Atlantic Technological University Sligo, Ireland. Her current research looks at the link between architectural history, conservation and climate change.
Iván Luque Segura
Ivan is a trained building engineer at the University of Granada (Spain) with a postgraduate degree in sustainable architecture at the University of Ferrara (Italy). He has over 15 years' experience working in research and innovation programmes on Energy Efficient Building Design and Performance, Urban Sustainable Strategies and City Mobility in Europe, Africa and Oceania. He collaborated with the academia, non-profit organisations, public administrations and private companies. Currently, his work specialises on advanced technologies for sustainable built environment and the integration of social sciences as part of the building engineering practice.