Metaxia Markaki
Metaxia Markaki is an architect, urban researcher, and educator holding a PhD from ETH Zurich in Landscape and Urban Studies. Her research focuses on the dynamics of extended urbanisation and peripheralisation in the mountainous regions of Greece. Metaxia earned her architecture diploma with distinctions from NTU–Athens and ENSAPLV–Paris and holds a Master of Advanced Studies in Urban Design from ETH–Zurich. She has taught at ETH Studio Basel and Harvard GSD alongside Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, and at the ETH Architecture of Territory with Milica Topalovic. In addition to a wide range of essays and articles, Metaxia is the co-author of two books, 'achtung: die Landschaft' (2015) and 'Territories of Extended Urbanisation' (2023).
In 2019, after winning first prize in Europan15, she co-founded the research design practice, Landscape-In-Between.