Angeliki Thymi holds a Master of Advanced Studies (MAS ETH) in Housing from ETH Zurich (2012) and a degree in Architectural Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA, 2010). She has worked as an architect with established companies such as Baumschlager Eberle Architekten contributing to multiple demanding projects.
Dedicated to creating architectural solutions that address profound anthropological needs, Angie has overseen the design, permitting, and construction of diverse projects. Her portfolio includes landscapes, cultural sites, educational facilities, hospitality venues, and residential developments.
In 2012, she founded 2tropi, a multidisciplinary studio that undertook projects of varying scales in Greece and internationally, earning acclaim for its resourceful approach. Under her leadership, 2tropi evolved into Thymi Architects, a small team of experienced architects, focused on creating spaces that resonate with their surroundings and communities through thoughtful architecture. Alongside her professional practice, Angeliki maintains an ongoing interest in architectural research. Her work at ETH Zurich examined housing strategies within UNESCO World Heritage sites, while her current doctoral research explores the relationship between public space, culture, and community engagement through architecture.