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Tanya Saroglou is a qualified architect in Greece and the United Kingdom. She gained her B.Arch. from Kingston University, London, a Professional Practice and Management in Architecture (RIBA3) from University College London, and an MSc in Advanced Sustainable Design at the University of Edinburgh. She is now a Ph.D. student at Ben-Gurion University, Israel, studying the energy efficiency of high-rise buildings under the supervision of her supervisor Prof. Isaac A. Meir, from Ben Gurion University, and Prof. Theodoros Theodosiou, from Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece.

As an architect, Saroglou has collaborated with a number of professionals, in different countries, such as the United Kingdom, Greece, India, Ghana and Uganda, and has also gained experience as an associate professor in architecture. Her focus on sustainable development as a cultural, economic, and environmental phenomenon, spans for a few years now, with the culmination of her research so far, being with her Ph.D. studies on the energy efficiency of high-rise buildings. The focus of Saroglou’s research is on the skyscraper’s vast size that is translated into high energy demands, and imbalances on the area’s infrastructure. She believes a skyscraper can be a successful choice for a sustainable urban future, by increasing valuable space vertically as opposed to spreading outwards. Nevertheless, this building typology needs to be studied in greater depth.

Tanya Saroglou is a qualified architect in Greece and the United Kingdom. She gained her B.Arch. from Kingston University, London, a Professional Practice and Management in Architecture (RIBA3) from University College London, and an MSc in Advanced Sustainable Design at the University of Edinburgh. She is now a Ph.D. student at Ben-Gurion University, Israel, studying the energy efficiency of high-rise buildings under the supervision of her supervisor Prof. Isaac A. Meir, from Ben Gurion University, and Prof. Theodoros Theodosiou, from Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece.

As an architect, Saroglou has collaborated with a number of professionals, in different countries, such as the United Kingdom, Greece, India, Ghana and Uganda, and has also gained experience as an associate professor in architecture. Her focus on sustainable development as a cultural, economic, and environmental…

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