Xenia Mastoraki

Xenia Mastoraki, Graduate Architect (N.T.U.A.) and Landscape Architect (University of East London) has taken part in many International Conventions and Competitions, winning international mentions in subjects focused on Tourism, Sustainability, Design, Walk-ability, Art, Accessibility and New Technologies. Her work has been hosted and published by International platforms worldwide. Her latest research paper with the theme "Social Sustainability as a tool for Sustainable Urban Development" has been chosen to be presented at the "IFLA World Congress 2023", in Stockholm, the biggest event for urban planners and landscape architects worldwide.She is a professional engineer/ing license holder (classification B' - Category 7) for private and public projects in Greece, by the Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.From 2018 to 2020 she has been a Senior Landscape Architect for the International leading engineering, design and consultancy company Ramboll in Stockholm, Sweden.She is the creator of LandmArch., a creative practice for landscape architecture, urban planning and architecture based in Athens, Greece.Her goal is clear. Design Sustainable and Social Cohesive Societies! She focuses, therefore, on the importance of social sustainability by means of social interaction,  environmental protection, enhancement of the biodiversity, accessibility, walkability and inclusive economy.​ She focuses on the role of both creative and digital placemaking.Focusing on important role of creative and digital placemaking, the SDGs of Agenda 2030, the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and the cultural and design goals of the New European Bauhaus her practice aims to play a leading role in urban, peri urban and rural planning in Greece and worldwide.​​​​​​​In LandmArch. they design places for people and they do it with responsibility towards the environment and the society.They believe a good design can provide spiritual, social, leisure and psychological well-being leading to life satisfaction. But most of all...THEY DARE TO CARE AND HAVE FUN!!!!​​​​​​​​​​Embracing the use of Arts and contemporary technology, they aim to reveal a new, interactive and creative relationship between people and their environment, taking always into consideration the importance of the “genius loci". ​They explore every possible new means of communication through them in order to  perform different ways of human  perception and narration towards our surrounding world, both physical and conceptual.​​​