Arnolnt Tzelili_Portfolio

Arnold Xhelili

Arnolnt Tzelili

2016- BSc & MSc at the Polytechnic Shcool of Ioannina, Faculty of Architectural Engineering 2013-2016 High School

2021-22: Junior Architect at Giant Engeneering Consultants. (Oct. - Sep.)

This time I had to manage multiple construction project of small apartments. During the process it was needed from me to learn the Greek Law of Construction (NOK & GOK).

2020: Internship at Giant Engeneering Consultants. (June - Nov.)

Those 6 months I learned a lot about ergonomic desining of studios and small apartments.

2019: Drywall Helper Tzoumpas Drywall (July - Sep.)

The second time that I worked I learned more about costructuion prosses and materials.

2018: Drywall Helper at Tzoumpas Drywall (June - Sep.)

The first experience that I had a work. I learned a lot about collaboration and work ethic.

2017: Compulsory Military Service as Medical Personnel (June - Oct.)

Durring those 4 months I traveld to the most distinguished places of Grecce and meet a lot of people.

Participation team of Architectural Engineering School of Ioannina at the Greek Pavillion of “la biennale di Venezia”, Vennice, Italy, 2021. Project title: Metafrasis

Participation team of Architectural Engineering School of Ioannina at the exhibition “SYMBOLS & Iconic Ruins” at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, Grecce, 2020. Project title: Value and Price.

Shortlisted at the architectural contest “Komvikes Theseis”. Shcool of Architectural Engineering of Thessaly, 2021. Evangelou, E. Papadopoulou, E., Tzelili, A. Project Title: R255G92B57

Pandemic Architecture International Ideas Competition, Archisearch, 2020. Soloukos, Th., Gerogiannis, G., Tzelili, A. Project Title: Spot Away

InDesign

CityLab 2022, Sleep

1st Bakakaki Festival, Day 1- Architecture, A city but what city?, 2021 Artifitial Reef project, FabLab Ioannina, 2020 CityLab 2019, Fear, Art, Architecture.

Traditional Tile Production & 3d Printing Techniques, FabLab Ioannina, 2018

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Topos means place in Greek and Ludi were public games held for the entertainment of the Roman people. With this project we try to redefine the meaning of vocations as concept and context. The real OFF is happening within exploration and playing. Those two are merging in ToposLudi. We started thinking about how nowadays holidays are forming space and the connection between people and nature. We attempt a space organization that’s promote a free camping. Nature dominates and within her we learn how to live. Translating the upon we propose a wooden construction a toy for children and adults.

ToposLudi

Maria - Nefeli Mpenekou/Chara Giannikopoulou/Arnold Tzelili Professor: Korina FiloxenidouKaterina Kotzia

Averof24

Professor Maria Kriara/Korina Filoxenidou

The Parthenon and the Acropolis are being studied within the unmapped dynamic field of two often confused notions; value and price. Being the most valuable cultural asset of Greece, the Acropolis, has no price; the Acropolis isn’t on sale and may not be sold. This ‘halftruth’ reminds of Adam Smith’s paradox with water and the diamond; the former being the most valuable asset with one of the lowest prices, and the latter being the most highly priced one but with almost no actual value. Each asset, and the Acropolis is no exception to that, is being continuously valued and priced along everyday trades varying in scale, nature and effect. The strategic obje tive of this research is a preliminary acknowledgement and definition of this relation between value and price at the case of the Acropolis, and more specifically, by means of its symbolic attributes as daily marketed and experienced in the Athenian hospitality and leisure industry. The dynamic maps produced are representing both relative statistical data and real time social media feed.

PriceandValue

Aristea-Evangelia Koukounouri/Nikos Gkrintzos/Panagiotis

Antonelos/Arnold Tzelili Professor Nikolas Patsavos

THE ARISTOTLE

The history of the itself lies everything and everything that totelous vesrus the

Metafrasis

ARISTOTLE AXIS AS A LYING BODY OF TEXT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY the Aristotle Axis is idendified with the modern history of Thessaloniki. Upon the axis everything that the city longed to become in the wake of its post-fire reconstruction plan, that eventualy came to be. In this project we try to compere the current view of Aristhe proposal of Ernest Hébrard

Despina-Maria Galouzi/Arnold Tzelili Professor Maria Kriara,/Korina Filoxenidou/Katerina Kotzia

R255G92B57

Eva Papadopoulou/Evangelos Evangelou/Arnolnt Tzelili

This project is located in Volos city center. The organizers asked us to think of an innovative way to use the two new roundabouts of the city. R255G92B57 is an urban design project that connects the two roundabouts in the city of Volos creating a bridge or as we see it a boulevard. This platform that is parallel with the coastline is interacting in various ways with the urban terrain of Volos

Braclet I

Braclet II