About

Katerina

Stamatelou

Architect, Designer

Welcome to my CV & Portfolio. Please take a moment to browse my work, skills, and professional experience. If you’d like to learn more about me, browse through the site. If you see something you like, or you want to discuss what I can do for you, feel free to contact me.

Since 2016 I work as an Architect at Vastint Hospitality, where I am involved in various projects mainly Hospitality and Residential. While working here I had the opportunity to participate in various stages of the design process, from Acquisition phase and Masterplan until detailed Interior Design. I also discovered my passion for Interior Architecture, and I worked on a number of projects, varying from Hotel Room Design, (Courtyard by Marriott, AC by Marriott, Moxy XL room , new room concepts) and Hotel Public Areas (Moxy, and AC by Marriott) to Residential Apartment layouts and detailed interior design.

I successfully completed a Master programme in Tu Delft. During the first year, I followed The Why Factory, a specialization that deals with design and research on future cities and in the second semester, I participated in the RMIT specialization, which deals with restoration and intervention in existing building complexes. Both specializations are dealing with the aspect of sustainability, in different scales, which, I believe should be a focal point of the building industry.

During my studies, I did an eight month internship at studioSK, Movares. My duties included 3d and 2d drawings, research and preparation of presentations. What is more, I have worked as an architect in Greece, at CDS architects and engineers, where I worked with various projects that included office and residential buildings, hotels and renovations.

I am, also, a graduate from the School of Architecture of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2006-2012). For my graduation thesis - "Designing at the traces of the past: Student dormitories in Neapoli, Thessaloniki"- I worked on the restoration and intervention in an old tobacco warehouse, which was transformed into student dormitories with leisure facilities.