Dimitris is an Architect Engineer with more than 45 years of experience in a wide variety of projects.
His career started very dynamically with the collaboration with Jason Rizos and the winning of the competition of the landmark building of Law Court Complex of Athens (Dikastiko Megaro) on Alexandras Avenue. Since then he has been the main partner of “OMAS Group of Architects Engineers and Associates Ltd” where they designed a variety of large scale buildings in the Middle East. Dimitris was responsible for the refurbishment of Zappion Hall for the occasion of the official signature concerning Greece’s admittance into the European Common Market. He has participated and won many national and international competitions and was part of the team that proposed the unification of the archeological sites of Athens.
In 1990, he found Apex SA which specialised in large scale, complex buildings, mostly from the public sector. Apex S.A. focused on competitions and commissions of cultural institutions such as the competition for the new acropolis museum, the archeological museum in Vergina and also on a variety of urban scale developments such as the redesign of the Syntagma square (3rd prize). At the same period he participated in the design of 2000 passive solar workshops in Spain, establishing his expertise and knowledge in environmental design.
During the last 20 years, he has completed a wide range of buildings from the conversion of a large old tobacco warehouse into a shopping mall in Kavala, the extension of the Law School of the University of Athens, the offices and garage space of Mercedes Benz in Athens, the police station headquarters of the municipality in Agrinio, the MRI building in Halandri, a community centre for the elderly in Athens and many more.
Post Graduate studies in Hospital Design, England, 1968
Architect - National Technical University of Athens, 1967