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CURRICULUM VITAE Maria Philokyprou, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus Diploma in Architecture (NTU ), M.Sc. in architectural conservation, Ph.D. in the field of traditional building materials and techniques during antiquity in Cyprus architecture Α Address: Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus, P.O Box 20537 Nicosia 1678, Cyprus Tel: +357- 22892974, Fax: +357-2289505, E-mail address: [email protected] Date of Birth: 13th May 1967 Nationality: Greek – Cypriot Languages: Excellent knowledge of Greek and English RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Conservation and Vernacular Architecture: Architectural conservation, preservation and promotion of the built environment; Vernacular architecture of Cyprus; Environmental features of vernacular architecture; Traditional architectural technology; Analysis of traditional building materials and methods of construction; Design of new materials “friendly” to man and the environment. EDUCATION 1993-2000 University of Cyprus Ph.D. awarded by the University of Cyprus in the field of traditional building materials and techniques in Cyprus architecture. 1991-1993 University of Heriot Watt – Edinburgh M.Sc. in Architectural Conservation (with Distinction). 1985-1990 National Metsovion Technical University, Athens (NTUA) Diploma in Architecture with Distinction (Grade 9.09/10). 1979-1985 Pancyprian Gymnasium Graduate of Science Section with Distinction (Grade 19.9/20). DISTINCTIONS - SCHOLARSHIPS - AWARDS 1997 Architectural Prizes Europa Nostra 1997 Award for the conservation of Panayia tou Sinti Monastery – Paphos 1996-1998 University of Cyprus Scholarship by the A.G. Leventis Foundation for the years 1996-1997 awarded for the advancement of research in the field of ancient building materials. Scholarship of the Archaeological Society of Athens for two months (1996) 1991-1993 University of Heriot Watt, Edinburgh Scholarship by the A. G. Leventis Foundation for the years 1992-93 awarded to graduate students for their excellent performance Scholarship by the Evgenides Foundation for the year 1991-92, awarded to the graduates of the Metsovion Technical University who attain the highest grade on graduation 1985-1990 National Metsovion Technical University, Athens Demetrios Samaras Prize for the highest Diploma grade (ranked first) among the graduates of the Department of Architecture of the year 1990 Stamou K. Stourna Prize for the highest performance (ranked first) among the students of the 5th- 6th and 7th-8th semesters of the Department of Architecture in the years 1987-88 and 1988-89 Honorary Scholarship-Prize of the National Scholarship Foundation of Greece for the academic years 1985-1989 for attaining the highest grade (ranked first) in each year 1984-1985 Pancyprian Gymnasium Twenty prizes for the best performance (ranked first) over the 6 years of studies as well as for attaining the highest grade among all the graduates of the Pancyprian Gymnasium on the graduation year 1985. Maria Philokyprou – Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus - Curriculum Vitae 1 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2015- present Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus 2010- 2015 Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus 2006-2010 Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus. 2001-2010 Town Planning Officer, Conservation Sector for Listed Buildings, Department of Town Planning and Housing, Ministry of Interior, Republic of Cyprus. Supervision of the conservation of listed buildings, preparation of conservation orders. 1992-2001 Architect in the private sector, Design and supervision of new buildings, rearrangement of squares and open spaces of villages, survey, conservation and reuse of traditional and historic buildings. 1993-1996 Postgraduate Research Assistant, Archaeological Research Unit, University of Cyprus Participation in the preparation of lectures and seminars given to undergraduate and postgraduate students of the University and in research programmes with relation to Cyprus architecture during antiquity. 1990-1991 Associate Architect in the Conservation Section, Department of Antiquities – Republic of Cyprus. 1987-1990 Research Assistant (student), Archives of the Department of the History of Architecture, National Metsovion Technical University, Athens. PART 1: RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 1. FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS SUBMITTED BY MYSELF – COORDINATOR / PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR 2013-2016 Ιmplementation of Sustainable Design Elements of Vernacular Architecture in the Rehabilitation of Traditional Buildings and in the Design of New Structures (BioCultural). Programme Framework: UCY Internal Research Programs, 2012 Project Duration: 24 months & 6 months extension Budget - Funding: University of Cyprus (UCY) Internal Research Programmes (Grant €68 000) Research Coordinator: M. Philokyprou, University of Cyprus Collaborators: University of Cyprus, Department of Antiquities, Department of Town Planning and Housing, Ministry of Interior Role in the programme: Project Coordinator and the Principal Investigator / Researcher Research Team: M. Philokyprou, A. Michael, A. Savvides, E. Malaktou,, S. Thravalou, C. Herakleous Project Website: http://www.biocultural.ac.cy/ Short description: The project involved the investigation of the environmental design elements of rural vernacular dwellings and settlements in the coastal, lowland and mountainous regions of Cyprus, which feature diverse topographical and climatic characteristics, as well as the preparation of suggestions for more effective methods for conservation with the maintenance and reinforcement of their bioclimatic features. Maria Philokyprou – Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus - Curriculum Vitae 2 2012-2014 Innovative Methods of Conservation and Restoration of Bioclimatic Elements of Traditional Buildings of the Historic Centre of Nicosia (code: ANΘΡΩΠΙΣΤΙΚΕΣ/ΑΝΘΡΩ/0609(ΒΙΕ)07) (BioVernacular) Project Duration: 24 months & 3 months extension Budget - Funding: Research Promotion Foundation (IPE-RPF), €100 000 Euro and UCY Project Coordinator: A. Petridou, Municipality of Nicosia Collaborators: University of Cyprus, Municipality of Nicosia, ICOMOS Cyprus, Frederick Research Centre Research Coordinator: M. Philokyprou, University of Cyprus Role in the project: Coordinator of the University team, Research Coordinator of the Project and Principal Researcher Research Team: M. Philokyprou, A. Michael, I. Ioannou, A. Petridou, A. Papadopoulou, P. Fokaides, S. Thravalou, C. Herakleous Project Website: http://www.biovernacular.ac.cy/ Short description: The project aimed at investigating the bioclimatic design elements of urban traditional buildings (in the walled city of Nicosia and in Kaimakli historic area, aiming at the preservation and enhancement of their passive design strategies, using innovative methods and solutions. 2011-2013 Establishment of a Digital Data Base for the Vernacular Architecture of Cyprus Funding Agency: University of Cyprus (Start up Funding Scheme €82 000) Research Team: M. Philokyprou, E. Lymbouri-Kozakou, C. Argyrou. M. Oratiou Collaborators: University of Cyprus, Department of Town Planning and Housing, Ministry of Interior Role in the project: Project Coordinator and Principal Investigator Short description: In the framework of this project a web site (www.vernarch.ac.cy) has been created in which all the data related to the vernacular architecture of Cyprus (architectural, environmental and social) will be embodied so as to be accessible to researchers and the public. 2004-2007 Hydraulic Lime Mortar Mix Design Based on the Traditional Production of Ancient Mortars (code: AKIPE/0204/01) Funding Agency: Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation (€85 415) Role in the programme: Principal Investigator (in collaboration with Ioannis Ioannou – University of Cyprus. Ioannis Ioannou was the project coordinator) Collaborators: University of Cyprus; Department of Town Planning and Housing; ANADOMI Co. Ltd Cyprus; PELETICO Co. Ltd, Cyprus; Democritos Research Centre Athens. Short description: This project constitutes a continuation of the project with code RPF 34/99 (see below). Within the framework of this programme technical specifications and directions to be followed for the proper design of hydraulic plasters “friendly” to man and the environment were drafted. 1999-2003 Reproduction of Hydraulic Lime Plasters and Mortars Based on the Technology of the Production of Cyprus Ancient Plaster and Mortars (code: RPF 34/99) Funding Agency Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation (€70 000) Role in the programme: Principal Investigator and Project Coordinator Collaborators: University of Cyprus; D, ANADOMI Co. Ltd, Cyprus; PELETICO Co. Ltd, Cyprus; Democritos Research Centre, Athens. Short description: This project was a multidisciplinary research programme (participation of a physicist, an archaeologist, a geologist, a chemist, a civil engineer, an architect and others). The aim of the programme was the reproduction of hydraulic lime plasters on the basis of the technological knowledge for the preparation of plasters and mortars in antiquity. Maria Philokyprou – Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus - Curriculum Vitae 3 PARTICIPATION IN OTHER FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS 2017-present Energy-Autonomous Smart Buildings and Sustainable Mobility Strategies Programme Framework: Interreg V-A, European Territorial Co-operation European Commission,
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    4TH NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACTION PLAN OF CYPRUS DIRECTIVE 2012/27/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 25 October 2012 on energy efficiency, amending Directives 2009/125/EC and 2010/30/EU and repealing Directives 2004/8/EC and 2006/32/EC Nicosia September 2017 Abbreviations CERA = Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority EED = Energy Efficiency Directive (Directive 2012/27/EU) EPBD = Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (Directive 2010/31/EU) EPC = Energy Performance Certificate EPC = Energy Performance Contracting ES = Energy Savings ESD = Energy Services Directive (Directive 2006/32/EC) EU = European Union GDP = Gross National Product GPP = Green Public Procurement MECIT = Ministry of Energy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism NEEAP = National Energy Efficiency Action Plan NEEP = National Energy Efficiency Programme RAA = Regulatory Administrative Acts RES = Renewable Energy Sources SEAP = Sustainable Energy Action Plans SME = Small and Medium-sized Enterprise TOE = Tons of Oil Equivalent toe= tons of oil equivalent TSO = Transmission System Operator Head of working group MECIT: Aikaterini Piripitsi, Evangelos Stougiannis, Nikos Chatzinikolaou, Giannis Thoma, Christodoulos Ellinopoulos, Marios Kakouris, Savvas Ioannou, Kyriakos Kyrizis. We also want to express our special thanks to Dr Theodoros Zachariadis, assistant professor at the Cyprus University of Technology, for his invaluable cooperation. Page 2 of 334 Introduction: The present 4th National Energy Efficiency Action Plan was prepared in compliance with Article 24(2) of Directive 2012/27/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on energy efficiency (EED). Please note that the previous three NEEAPs were submitted in 2007, 2011 and 2014, respectively. Special efforts were made in preparing the 4th NEEAP to include as much data and information as possible on energy efficiency matters that are in progress in Cyprus.