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* Troullaki, K., Rozakis, S., Latoufis, K., Giotitsas, C., ''''Priavolou, C.''' and Freire, F. (2022), Sustainable Rural Electrification: Harnessing a Cosmolocal Wind, ''Energies'', 15(13): 1-16. [https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/13/4659] | |||
* '''Priavolou, C.''', Tsiouris, N., Niaros, V. and Kostakis, V. (2021), Towards sustainable construction practices: How to reinvigorate vernacular buildings in the digital era?, ''Buildings'', 11(7): 297. [https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/11/7/297/htm site] | * '''Priavolou, C.''', Tsiouris, N., Niaros, V. and Kostakis, V. (2021), Towards sustainable construction practices: How to reinvigorate vernacular buildings in the digital era?, ''Buildings'', 11(7): 297. [https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/11/7/297/htm site] | ||
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* Priavolou, C. (2019). Tzoumakers - Co-creating Solutions for Agriculture. In: Armstrong, K., Diez, T., Goldapple, L., Schmidt, A., & Villum, C. (Eds.), ''Design, Remix, Share, Repeat: How distributed design is changing the way makers and designers approach collaboration, tools and the market'' (70−73). Barcelona: Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia. [https://distributeddesign.eu/design-remix-share-repeat/ text] | * Priavolou, C. (2019). Tzoumakers - Co-creating Solutions for Agriculture. In: Armstrong, K., Diez, T., Goldapple, L., Schmidt, A., & Villum, C. (Eds.), ''Design, Remix, Share, Repeat: How distributed design is changing the way makers and designers approach collaboration, tools and the market'' (70−73). Barcelona: Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia. [https://distributeddesign.eu/design-remix-share-repeat/ text] | ||
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Revision as of 20:02, 5 July 2022
Bio
Dr. Christina Priavolou is a Core Member at the P2P Lab. She is a civil engineer (5-years BSc, University of Patras, Greece) and holds an interdisciplinary MSc in Environmental Development (National Technical University of Athens, Greece). She has a two-year experience in both private and public works. She is also member of the COSMOLOCALISM research team, coordinating the Sustainability Stream and a Research Fellow at the Ragnar Nurkse Department, TalTech.
- Contact: christina.priavolou at gmail.com
Publications
Peer reviewed articles
- Troullaki, K., Rozakis, S., Latoufis, K., Giotitsas, C., 'Priavolou, C. and Freire, F. (2022), Sustainable Rural Electrification: Harnessing a Cosmolocal Wind, Energies, 15(13): 1-16. [1]
- Priavolou, C., Tsiouris, N., Niaros, V. and Kostakis, V. (2021), Towards sustainable construction practices: How to reinvigorate vernacular buildings in the digital era?, Buildings, 11(7): 297. site
- Priavolou, C. (2020), To BIM or not to BIM? Lessons learned from a Greek vernacular museum building, AIMS Environmental Science, 7(2): 192-207. site text
- Priavolou, C. and Niaros, V. (2019), Assessing the openness and conviviality of open source technology: The case of the wikiHouse, Sustainability, 11(17): 4746. site text
- Priavolou, C. (2018), The emergence of open construction systems: A sustainable paradigm in the construction sector?, Journal of Futures Studies, 23(2): 67-84. site text
- Pantazis, A. and Priavolou, C. (2017), 3D printing as a means of learning and communication: The 3Ducation project revisited, Telematics and Informatics, 34(8): 1465-1476. site
Reports
- Niaros, V., Pantazis, A., Priavolou, C., & Martelloni, L. (2017). The maker movement: Values and principles. Prepared for the Open Design & Manufacturing project. text
Book Chapters
- Priavolou, C. (2019). Tzoumakers - Co-creating Solutions for Agriculture. In: Armstrong, K., Diez, T., Goldapple, L., Schmidt, A., & Villum, C. (Eds.), Design, Remix, Share, Repeat: How distributed design is changing the way makers and designers approach collaboration, tools and the market (70−73). Barcelona: Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia. text