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Assistant Professor
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Degrees:
• 1989: Architect – Engineer, NTUA
• 1994: Archaeologist / Art Historian, NKUA (specialization: Classical Architecture).
• 1998: MA, Historic Buildings Conservation & Restoration, University of York, UK (Scholarship: The Hellenic Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage).
• 2015: PhD, NKUA (Dissertation: “The Late Roman Repair of the Parthenon and the Hellenistic Stoic Buildings Used in It.”)
• 2017-18: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Center for Hellenic Studies (CHS), Harvard University; German Archaeological Institute (DAI). Research topic: “Evolution and Regional Influences of Doric Architecture during the Hellenistic Period.”
Section
Office:
Bouboulinas Building
E-mail:
elamprinou@arch.ntua.gr
Short CV:
From 2000 – 2023, Lambrinou served on the Parthenon restoration team of the Acropolis Monuments Conservation Service (YSMA, Greek Ministry of Culture & Sports). On the Athenian Acropolis, she completed an extensive study of the Northern Colonnade of the Parthenon (2005) and supervised its implementation (completed 2009) within the framework of YSMA’s new interventions. Lambrinou has also contributed to the restoration of the Parthenon’s East Porch (Pronaos) (completed 2004) and supervised the carving of the flutes of three of its restored columns (2013 – 2021). In 2015, she published the Final Study for a new intervention on the lintel over the doorway of the West Wall of the Parthenon’s Cella, while in 2021 she completed the Final Study for the South Wall of the Parthenon, an intervention that is currently in the implementation stage.
Lambrinou has published many articles, including a contribution to Willey-Blackwell’s A Companion to Greek Architecture (2016). In Brill’s New Directions and Paradigms in the Study of Greek Architecture (2020) she has offered new observations on the North Colonnade of the Parthenon.
Research Interests:
Undergraduate Courses:
History and Theory – 1st Semester:
History and Theory – 2nd Semester:
History and Theory 7th sem.: Deepening:
History and Theory – 3rd Semester:
Architectural Survey:
I.P.P.