Evanthia Dova

Evanthia Dova is an Assistant Professor of Architectural and Urban Design at Neapolis University Pafos. She holds a PhD in Architecture from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2019), and degrees from Yale University (MArch II, 2000) and AUTh (BArch, 1998). Her research focuses on urban dwelling patterns, cultural heritage interactions, and mega-events' impact on cities. She has contributed to Pafos 2017 European Capital of Culture initiatives, blending academic and professional expertise through architectural design teaching, heritage preservation work, and urban planning projects. Her academic roles include adjunct lecturer positions at AUTh and Technical University of Crete, alongside teaching fellowships at Yale University.

Research interests emphasize spatial justice in urban centers/peripheries, interdisciplinary home studies, and public space dynamics. She actively participates in cultural projects like YOUTHShare and has curated exhibitions addressing urban sociology themes. Professional experience includes architectural practices in NYC and Thessaloniki, and roles at the European Center for Byzantine Monuments.

Key contributions include analyzing Pafos' urban transformation through ECOC 2017, exploring youth engagement in urban contexts, and integrating digital tools into architectural education. Her work bridges theory and practice, advocating for culturally responsive urban development strategies.