Georgios Angeletopoulos
Architecture Portfolio 2024.
GEORGIOS ANELETOPOULOS
(A) Corso Belgio 15, Torino (TO), 10153, Italy (E) georgios.a@proton.me (M) +39 348 825 2434
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2024
2019 - Ongoing
2016 - 2017
Date of Birth: 13 March 1990
Citizenship: Greek Mail: georgios.a@protonmail.com
Mobile: +39 348 825 2434
Internship at CZA - Cino Zucchi Architetti, MIlan, Italy. https://www.zucchiarchitetti.com/
Curricular internship at CZA - Cino Zucchi Architetti, MIlan, Italy. https://www.zucchiarchitetti.com/projects/public/mehrin-moravian-jewish-museum/com/
Assistant of Pieter Vermeersch, Painter, Turin, Italy. http://pietervermeersch.be/Italy
Occasional collaborations with Magma Spaces Architecture Studio, Athens, Grece. http://www.magmaspaces.com/
Art handling and installaion assistance at Galleria Franco Noero, Turin, Italy. https://www.franconoero.com/event/robert-mapplethorpe-2/
Exhibition assistance for Jim Lambie at Progetto Lira Hotel, Turin, Italy. http://www.progettolirahotel.com/concept-2/
Master of Science (LM4) in Architecture for sustainable design, Politecnico di Torino. Master Thesis: From urgency to care: The invisible stream of Kaludjerica Tutors: Angelo Sampieri (Politecnico di Torino), Milica Topalovic (ETH Zurich)
Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture Sciences, Politecnico di Torino. Bachelor Thesis: Segregazione socio-spaziale nel centro storico di Atene Tutors: Angelo Sampieri (Politecnico di Torino), Milica Topalovic (ETH Zurich)
Archivio (In)visibile
Archiving practices, Fondazione Sandretto Rebaudengo, Torino. https://verso.fsrr.org/wp-content/uploads/documenti/Programma_Assemblea-invisibile_no-logo.pdf
“È amore. o è follia? Cocoricò 1991–1992” Exhibition at Marsèll Paradise curated by Sprint, Milano. https://forma.marsell.com/e-amore-o-e-follia/
“È amore. o è follia? Cocoricò 1991–1992” Independent Pubblication, Torino. https://flash---art.it/article/amphibia-cross-project-queernotqueerness/ “Factory” 1st Award, Premio Celeste 2011 International video art competition, Bologna. www.premioceleste.it/opera/ido:87095/
Autocad 2D/3D Rhinoceros Grasshopper Adobe Suite QGis Twinmotion
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Data di Nascita: 13 Marzo 1990
Cittadinanza: Greca
Mail: georgios.a@protonmail.com
Telefono: +39 348 825 2434
Tirocinio post-laurea presso CZA - Cino Zucchi Architetti https://www.zucchiarchitetti.com/
Tirocinio curricolare presso CZA - Cino Zucchi Architetti https://www.zucchiarchitetti.com/projects/public/mehrin-moravian-jewish-museum/com/
Assistente di Pieter Vermeersch, Pittore, Torino, Italia. http://pietervermeersch.be/Italy
Collaborazioni occasionali con Magma Spaces Architecture Studio, Atene, Grecia. http://www.magmaspaces.com/
Tecnico di allestimenti presso Galleria Franco Noero, Torino, Italia. https://www.franconoero.com/event/robert-mapplethorpe-2/
Assistente di allestimento per Jim Lambie presso Progetto Lira Hotel, Torino, Italia. http://www.progettolirahotel.com/concept-2/
Laurea Magistrale (LM4) in Architettura per il Progetto sostenibile, Politecnico di Torino. Tesi di laurea: From urgency to care: The invisible stream of Kaludjerica Relatori: Angelo Sampieri (Politecnico di Torino), Milica Topalovic (ETH Zurich)
Laurea Triennale in Scienze dell’Architettura, Politecnico di Torino. Tesi di laurea: Tesi: Segregazione socio-spaziale nel centro storico di Atene Relatori: Angelo Sampieri (Politecnico di Torino), Milica Topalovic (ETH Zurich)
Archivio (In)visibile
Pratiche di archiviazione, Fondazione Sandretto Rebaudengo, Torino. https://verso.fsrr.org/wp-content/uploads/documenti/Programma_Assemblea-invisibile_no-logo.pdf
“È amore. o è follia? Cocoricò 1991–1992” Mostra presso Marsèll Paradise curata da Sprint, Milano. https://forma.marsell.com/e-amore-o-e-follia/
“È amore. o è follia? Cocoricò 1991–1992” Pubblicazione indipendente, Torino. https://flash---art.it/article/amphibia-cross-project-queernotqueerness/
“Factory” 1st Award, Premio Celeste 2011 concorso di video art internazionale, Bologna. www.premioceleste.it/opera/ido:87095/
Autocad 2D/3D Rhinoceros Grasshopper Adobe Suite QGis Twinmotion
Professional Works
Het Steen - Pieter Vermersch x noArchitecten
Project architect
Project status: Constructed
Year: 2016
Client: City Of Antwerp
Surface: 1508 m2
Location: Antwerp, Belgium
Awards: Heritage Prize 2022
Software used: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Site plan
Brief
This work was tasked to Pieter Vermeersch’s studio by noArchitecten as part of the firm’s entry in the competition for the redevelopment of Het Steen into a tourist reception and visitor center. Our objective was to create a brick tone-blending system that would produce a seamless gradient on the facades of the construction. The pattern was based on an algorithm built in Grasshopper that simulated the builders’ randomic choice of one brick instead of another from a batch. This process resulted in pre-mixed batches that contained a certain ratio of different brick colors and corresponded to a certain height quote of the building.
Project view from Scheldt river.
Project detail.
Historic image of the Steen.
Photogrammetry of existing brick wall tonalities. Courtesy of noArchitecten.
Color study collage
D54
D96
D55
Collage, in collaboration with noArchitecten..
Facade Study, Drawing in collaboration with
Gradient classification.
Grasshopper component.
Bayside Central - CZA Cino Zucchi Architetti
Project status: Full Planning Permission granted
Year: 2022
Client: TNG Global
Surface: 85000 m2
Location: Gibraltar
Software used: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Illustrator, Photoshop. InDesign
Brief
In 2022 I had a one-month curricular internship at CZA which was followed by a 7-month internship after my graduation in 2023. During this time at the office i was involved in a total of three projects. My most extensive work with CZA was on the Bayside Central project, in Gibraltar, and it’s the one i will be showcasing. My task in this project was twofold, first to produce a digital model of the existing work and adapt it to the corrections needed and second to develop the team’s new ideas in order for them to be assessed bi-weekly by the client. To achieve these tasks, given the extensive volume of the project, i had to develop new skills in block management strategies and optimization.
Bayside Central, Gibraltar Residential, Mixed use
Mehrin Moravian Jewish Museum, Brno Competition Entry
Mehrin Moravian Jewish Museum, Brno Competition Entry
Development and assesment of the ceramic parapet
Cino Zucchi’s sketch
Vertical variation
Block distribution algorithm
L01-L02
L03-L06
For the purpose of this portfolio i have showcased my involvement in the development of the project’s ceramic parapet. Nevertheless i have collaborated on many other design aspects of Bayside Central.
*All of the renderings on this page have been modeled by me and rendered by Pietro Torricini of Aplust.
Academic Works
From Urgency to Care - Politecnico di Torino, ETH Zurich
Master’s Thesis
Professors: Angelo Sampieri, Milica Topalovic
Year: 2023/24
Location: Belgrade, Zurich
Scope: Research
Keywords: Informal settlements, peripheral urbanization, environmental humanities
Software used: QGis, Illustrator, Photoshop, Rhinoceros.
Abstract
Water quality in urban space is a reflection of the political power of its inhabitants, espe- cially in informal settlements where marginalized groups have limited access to water and deal with water pollution and management issues. Non-hu- man actors who are integral parts of all urban ecosystems and who suffer the impacts of urban- isation, also deserve recognition and protection of their rights and agency. Informal settlers have the potential for collective action and innovation to challenge the dominant paradigms of urban gov- ernance and create more equitable and sustain- able urban environments that respect the needs of all forms of life. The objective of this work is to spark a conversation in the informal neighbourhood of Kaludjerica, a suburb of Belgrade, that can lead to the remediation of the settlement’s polluted stream.
Urban expansion of Belgrade (Juxtaposed). Self-built infrastructure.
1km
Grocka municipality Zvezdara municipality Mali Mokri Lug
Vinca
Lestane
Kaludjerica
In an effort to exacerbate the autonomous nature of our research we decided to make all copies of our thesis by ourselves. Hand-binded by myself.
Circblock - Favara and the ecosystem of soil
Final Design Studio
Professors: Matteo Robiglio, Francesca De Filippi, Marco Simonetti
Year: 2022
Location: Favara, Sicily
Scope: Urban design Studio
Keywords: Abandonment, siccità, New European Bauhaus
Software used: Rhinoceros, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Brief
An extremely degraded historic core, coupled with illegal waste dumping as well as severe droughts followed by surprise floods and landslides. The unconventional nature of this project found us working in groups on a territorial scale researching one of the subjects proposed by NEB and presenting through infographics. The next step consisted in putting together a masterplan of mitigation strategies inherent to a transect of the town, of our choice. In the last month of the studio we were asked to produce a personal proposal, with respect to the masterplan and the building physics examples. In this context my proposal was the requalification of an abandoned high school in all of its area of 9000 mq. The main principle is the demolition of 70% of the buildings and using the waste from the demolition to produce bricks on-site through workshop cycles. What comes after that is a park area to increase ground permeability and a living lab center the envelope of which is composed by the upcycled bricks in different combinations with varying permeability of light and air.
Transect of project.
Painting of Favara (1900’s).
Project area.
Parts for demolition
5,2 tons of concrete
CIRCBLOCK
Concrete repurposing
Stem City - Rebirth of Autonomous clusters
Design Studio
Professors: Michele Cerruti But, Daniela Ciaffi.
Year: 2021
Location: Biella, Piedmont
Scope: Territorial design Studio
Keywords: Medial cities, industrial heritage.
Software used: QGis, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Brief
This project aims to revitalize Valle Mosso by transforming its abandoned textile factories, remnants of a once-thriving industry, into vibrant community hubs. Located along the river, these large industrial buildings, now derelict, obstruct both access and view of the water, creating a disconnect between the town and its natural resources. The plan involves demolishing the non-structural parts of the ground and first floors of these factories to open up direct access to the river. The repurposed structures will then house various associations from the broader Biellese area, providing them with much-needed space for their activities. This initiative will not only restore community access to the river but also breathe new life into Valle Mosso by fostering local engagement and revitalizing its industrial heritage.
Intervention areas. Density of the Biellese area.
Not A School - Rebirth of Autonomous clusters
Atelier: The architectural sustainable design.
Professors: Alberto Daviso di Charvesond
Year: 2020
Location: Turin, Piedmont
Scope: Architecture design Studio
Keywords: Re-use, low-tech, deconstreuction, climate analysis.
Software used: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Brief
The course focused on the project for the redevelopment of IC Racconigi / Drovetti School in via Bardonecchia 34 in Turin. Our approach to this challenge was to emphasize and prioritize the school’s goal: creative and experimental pedagogical programs. Re-think classrooms and labs towards a collective sense of learning and space saving (flexible classrooms). Created outdoor learning spaces and performance structures for more dynamic ways of learning. We Introduced a youth center for people with more progressed knowledge or interest in arts, for inspiration, collectiveness and curiosity. Public access to the school’s facilities (labs and library) after school hours. Outdoor structures that host public associations’ initiatives and also just be used by the public. Gym was turned in a multifunctional space for exhibitions, performative activities and sports. Our intention is to break the linear barrier, allowing a more inclusive public space to be visible and inviting.
Original building. Demolitions.
Second floor plan
Technological section.
