Co-organization of HOMEACROSS (ELIAMEP) and the School of Architecture of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. More information can be found here.

What can major urban crises of the past teach us today about resilience? HOMEACROSS P.I. Kalliopi Amygdalou discusses this at a panel on resilient cities. Listen here to the whole discussion: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Economic+Forum+of+Delphi

 The spatial and architectural representation of the displacement of populations following the Asia Minor Catastrophe for HOMEACROSS project, through the words of the Principal Investigator of the project Kalliopi Amygdalou, for Kathimerini newspaper. Read the whole article in Greek here: https://www.kathimerini.gr/society/562037122/oi-paragkes-poy-eginan-mitropoli/?fbclid=IwAR02WxXxn66lb8TmxJ3BM7gn_1Ep_M9lrXQC788MBqPmDQZL-D3YsJBK9Vs Photo: The “before” and “after” of the refuge substructure at Drapetsona, from “The work of… Read more: Media | “The shacks that became a metropolis” with Kalliopi Amygdalou

HOMEACROSS takes part in the exhibition ‘ASIA MINOR HELLENISM Heyday · Catastrophe · Displacement · Rebirth’ which is co-organized by the Benaki Museum and the Center for Asia Minor Studies, with the scientific supervision of the section related to urban planning and architecture. The exhibition was inaugurated on September 14th 2022 and it will be… Read more: Exhibition | ASIA MINOR HELLENISM Heyday · Catastrophe · Displacement · Rebirth

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Mapping the new homelands after 1922 Kalliopi Amygdalou, a historian of architecture and head of the HOMEACROSS research, discusses with Michalis Tsintsinis about the effort to map the history of reconstruction after the disaster. Photo: Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection – Library of Congress Catalog Daily 4/2/22