About
Land n Arch
Landscape & Architecture practice
Athens, Greece — est. 2007
The common element applied to both disciplines is the clarity of the central concept.
18
Years
7
Design awards
3
Build Awards
9
International recognitions
Eirini Androutsopoulou & Partners
Practice
Landscape and architecture, held as one discipline.
Land n Arch is an award-winning architecture practice based in Athens, Greece. Established in 2007 by Eirini Androutsopoulou, the studio has received several national and international awards for its work.
The name Land n Arch signifies the intersection of landscape and architecture, reflecting the studio’s commitment to both disciplines while exploring the relationship between them. The common element applied to both is the clarity of the central concept.
With over 18 years of experience, the practice has worked across studies of different typologies and scales — from the design of interior spaces and residential buildings to public buildings and public open spaces, including the technical documentation required for large-scale urban interventions, in close collaboration with developers, project managers and multidisciplinary teams.
Recognition
Exhibited, published, and awarded internationally.
Land n Arch’s projects have been exhibited and published worldwide. Noteworthy achievements include the first prize for the Farsala Square and Hanging Gardens projects, and the third prize for the Kalamia Coastal Front project in Korinthos.
Additionally, the practice has received Honorable Mentions for projects such as the Bezalel Academy, Loumaki Park, Pyrrou Square, and Kastraki, while the New Cyprus Museum and Maribor Art Gallery projects have been shortlisted in international competitions.
Design competitions
Build Awards
Founder
Eirini Androutsopoulou
Eirini Androutsopoulou is the founder of Land n Arch. Architect and urban designer, she has 18 years of experience within the architecture and planning industry.
She holds a Diploma degree from the School of Architecture at the National Technical University of Athens and an MArch degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, where she graduated with Distinction in Architectural Design. She completed her PhD thesis at the School of Architecture, NTUA, as a scholarship awardee from the State Scholarships Foundation and Onassis Foundation.
Teaching
Adjunct professor, Patras School of Architecture
Eirini has taught as an adjunct professor at Patras School of Architecture. She has also taught in both the undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the School of Architecture, NTUA, as well as at various inter-university workshops, with a primary focus on urban, landscape and residential design.
Undergraduate — Architectural Design 3, 5, 6 · Urban Design & Planning 1, 2 · Landscape City Urbanism · Architecture of Outdoor Public Spaces in Urban and Natural Sites
Postgraduate — Current Fields of Design and Construction
Workshops — Messene: Landscape Next (2013) · Spatial and Railway Development in the Region of Patras (2013) · A Parametric Approach on Urban Design (2013) · Horizontality, Human Scale (2012).
Research
Urban intervention strategies, NTUA
Eirini has participated in research projects at the School of Architecture, NTUA, dealing with urban intervention strategies and the upgrade of urban public spaces. These include “Intervention Strategies for the Networking and Upgrade of Zografos Public Spaces” (2019–2020), “Strategies for the Networking of Urban Interventions in Athens Metropolitan Centre” (2012–2014), and the “Research Program for the Upgrade of the National Garden of Athens” (2009–2010).
