She completed her Masters in Architecture at the University of California Los Angeles as a Fulbright scholar and received a Masters degree from the National Technical University of Athens. She has worked as an assistant tutor in architecture, as a professional designer and construction architect, and as a consultant for charity and cultural institutions, as well as politicians. She has participated in groups that excelled in national architectural competitions and has presented her research work at national and international conferences. Her research interests focus on the architectural and cinema history and theory of the interwar, heritage, technology and production, and politics in architecture, specifically mechanisms of space control as part of a diachronic social agenda.