DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF GREEK FEMALE ARCHITECTS 1923 – 1981 | SADAS PEA – ATTICA DEPARTMENT
DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF
GREEK FEMALE ARCHITECTS 1923 – 1981
SADAS PEA – ATTICA DEPARTMENT
AIMILIA BLETSA - KLADOU
CHANIA 1941 -
R.N. TCG   10169

STUDIES

Diploma in Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) 1959 - 1964

PROFESSIONAL CAREER

T.Y.D.K. (Local Government Technical Service), Chania Prefecture and Planning Service 1965 - 1972

Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities of Crete 1972 - 1978

T.Y.D.K. Chania Prefecture and Planning Service 1977 - 1992

Consultant at the Development Organization of Western Crete 1992 - 1994

Freelance Architect 1992 - 2007

Emeritus member of TEE 2008

Painting 2006 - 2016

History of Architecture - Research 2016 - 2020

Restoration of Gavdos Lighthouse, 1999.

CONCISE CURRICULUM VITAE

1941

Born March 24, 1941 in Chania, Crete.

 

1964

Graduate of the Department of Architecture of the Polytechnic School of AUTh.

 

1965

Regular member of TCG R.N.10169 and active member of TCG / Department of Western Crete and first working woman-architect of the Department.

 

1965 – 1972

Architect of  T.Y.D.K. ( local government Technical Service), Chania Prefecture and Planning Service.

 

1972 – 1978

Architect of the Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities of Crete for the study and supervision of works in the Medieval cities of Chania and Rethymnon.

 

1977 – 1992

Return to T.Y.D.K. Chania Prefecture and the Planning Service as Head.

 

1992 – 1994

Consultant for the preparation of Environmental Impact Studies at the Development Organization of Western Crete.

 

1992 – 2007

Freelancer, Degree in Design with no. register 8737, category 7 class C ‘and 27 class B’.

 

2008

Emeritus member of TCG.

 

2006 – 2016

Engaging in painting.

 

2016 – 2019

Attendance of courses in Architectural Thought and Art History at the School of Architecture of the Technical University of Crete.

 

2006 – 2020

Conducting and completing research on: Architecture, Lithography and decoration of churches of Ottoman rule in Western Crete (18th-19th century). From Sebastiano Serlio and Palladio to the empirical architects of the Ottoman Empire.