Marina Karamali
Athens / Greece
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Hellinikon Apartment
Athens / Greece / 2020
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Private Residence in Athens
Athens / Greece / 2017
Marina Karamali graduated from The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL with a BSc in Architecture. She also attended a course on Filmmaking at Central St. Martins. She then attended a Masters Degree course in Architecture and Digital Media at the University of Westminster, where she graduated with a distinction. She also completed a Master course in Architecture (RIBA PartII).
Before founding KKMK Architects with K. Karagianni, Marina has worked at BETA PLAN Architects and Planners, in Athens, Greece. While there she was involved in a number of different projects, such as the Costa Navarino Hotel Development at Messinia, the Thessaloniki Underground and the Museum of Greek Folk Art in the listed area at the center of Athens.
She also collaborated with RARE Architecture, in Paris. She was involved in housing projects at central London and in a sea-side hotel in Thailand.
In August 2013, she joined the DS10 team of the University of Westminster, to built two pavilions (‘Fractal Cult’ and ‘Shipwreck’) at the Burning Man festival, in the Nevada desert.
Between 2014 and 2017 Marina was an architect at Omniview, in Athens. She was involved in the construction of One Kleomenous project as a supervision architect. She was on charge of multiple projects varying from high-end residential, hospitality, retail and product design.
Her interest in cutting edge technologies related to architecture has contribute to the practice’s bespoke proposals. Her work has been exhibited at the Benaki Museum in Athens and at the Shape to Fabrication conference in London
Before founding KKMK Architects with K. Karagianni, Marina has worked at BETA PLAN Architects and Planners, in Athens, Greece. While there she was involved in a number of different projects, such as the Costa Navarino Hotel Development at Messinia, the Thessaloniki Underground and the Museum of Greek Folk Art in the listed area at the center of Athens.
She also collaborated with RARE Architecture, in Paris. She was involved in housing projects at central London and in a sea-side hotel in Thailand.
In August 2013, she joined the DS10 team of the University of Westminster, to built two pavilions (‘Fractal Cult’ and ‘Shipwreck’) at the Burning Man festival, in the Nevada desert.
Between 2014 and 2017 Marina was an architect at Omniview, in Athens. She was involved in the construction of One Kleomenous project as a supervision architect. She was on charge of multiple projects varying from high-end residential, hospitality, retail and product design.
Her interest in cutting edge technologies related to architecture has contribute to the practice’s bespoke proposals. Her work has been exhibited at the Benaki Museum in Athens and at the Shape to Fabrication conference in London
Marina Karamali graduated from The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL with a BSc in Architecture. She also attended a course on Filmmaking at Central St. Martins. She then attended a Masters Degree course in Architecture and Digital Media at the University of Westminster, where she graduated with a distinction. She also completed a Master course in Architecture (RIBA PartII). Before founding KKMK Architects with K. Karagianni, Marina has worked at BETA PLAN Architects and Planners, in Athens, Greece. While there she was involved in a number of different projects, such as the Costa Navarino Hotel Development at Messinia, the Thessaloniki Underground and the Museum of Greek Folk Art in the listed area at the center of Athens. She also collaborated with RARE Architecture, in Paris. She was involved in housing projects at central London and in a sea-side hotel in Thailand. In August 2013, she joined the DS10 team of the University of Westminster, to built two pavilions (‘Fractal Cult’ and ‘Shipwreck’) at the Burning Man festival, in the Nevada desert. Between 2014 and 2017 Marina was an architect at Omniview, in Athens. She was involved in the construction of One Kleomenous project as a supervision architect. She was on charge of multiple projects varying from high-end residential, hospitality, retail and product design. Her interest in cutting edge technologies related to architecture has contribute to the practice’s bespoke proposals. Her work has been exhibited at the Benaki Museum in Athens and at the Shape to Fabrication conference in London