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The Department of Architecture [ARC], University of Nicosia, cordially invites you to the event:

 

‘Presentation and discussion on the work of the Cypriot modernists architects’

  • Neoptolemos Michaelides
  • Polys Michaelides
  • Demetris Thymopoulos
  • Phivos Polydorides – will attend the event!

 

This is part of the series of small events ‘Global and local: architectural dialogues’ of the course ‘Contemporary Architects’ taught by Yiorgos Hadjichristou.

Starting from the year 2014, the course aims at viewing architecture in its ‘Global and Local’ perspective by examining contemporary foreign and local architects.

Under the ‘Global and Local’ lens, theoretical and practical understanding of the field of architecture will be pursued.

The course will attempt to identify and understand the nature of the Global and the specificity of the local. Due to the scale of the island of Cyprus, the background of the architects and the specificities of its geopolitical conditions there is (or is there?)  a need of discussion of its identity in relation to the architectural discourse.

The course will involve local practicing architects: The students will present the work of the local architects seen through the prism of the work of foreign architects, in order to generate ‘architectural dialogues’ with the participation of the local architects.

Participating students:

Abualzulof Razan

Asiimwe Yvonne,

Christou Marinos,

El Dakroury Ahmed,

Fedotov Vladislav,

Filippou Christina,

Larue Alexina,

Marincas Tudor Sorin

Peratikos Antonis,

Tziakou Maria,

Udrea Ioana Madalina,

Thaer Abbara

The innovation of the current year is that the students presented the work of the international architects and had a discussion with them in a special event in Pafos 07.12.2018

  • Architects Bureau G.Natkevičius & Partners – Lithuania
  • Salto Architects                                               -Estonia
  • Mailitis Architects                                          – Latvia

The architects will also present their work and participate in a roundtable discussion