Haris Cheizanoglou

1980 Born in Athens, Greece.

1999 After succeeding in the National Examinations I start to attend the Faculty of Architecture of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

2003 (January- July), Studied as Erasmus student in the ČVUT, Czech Tecchnical University in Prague, Czech Republic.

2005 Full time collaboration for 8 months with the architectural office “Team V” where I participated in several design projects, mainly housing and also had the responsibility of the 3d modeling and photorealistic representations.

2006 Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki obtaining a diploma of Architecture. My final design project with the title "Infopazaro" is graded with 9.5 out of 10.

2006 (Summer) Acceptance in the Faculty of Architecture of TU Delft, Netherlands.

2008 (July) Graduated with honors (cum laude) from the faculty of Architecture of TU Delft, obtaining a Master of Science in Architecture having worked extensively in Architectural Theory. My final thesis which was an attempt for a theoretical approach of the phenomenon of informality with the title "The Nature of informality" was graded with 10 out of 10 and was pre-selected for the Archiprix award and for the Graduate of the Year in Architectural Faculty.

Personal Data

Date of birth: 15.04.1980

Place of birth: Athens, Greece

Diploma of Architecture, 1999 - 2006

Greece, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Polytechnic school, Faculty of Architecture,

Diploma Project: 9.5 / 10

Overall: 8.46 / 10

Erasmus Scholarship, February - June 2003

Mother Language: Greek

Other Language: English

Cambridge Proficiency (1996)

IELTS academic level, score: 7.5 (2006)

Apart from living for 3 years abroad and communicating exclusively in English, during my studies in 3 different academic institutions and especially during my studies at TU Delft I’ve worked on excessively demanding theoretical issues, producing extensive academic research using exclusively the English language with significant accuracy.