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Dimitris Rizos is a Greek architect born in Lamia (city), Greece.
Biography[]
Dimitris Rizos was born in Lamia, Greece. He graduated from the School of Architecture of NTUA of Athens. He was the Director of Studies and Scientific advice and Organization Development in Areas of Applied Fine Arts, Educational Studies, Finance and Hospitality Studies, Multimedia Planning and specializations through H / H in Educational Organizations (AKTO - September 1990 - June 1999), Group XINI (July 1999 - September 2000). Dimitris is currently a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE), Association of University Graduate Architects (SADAS) – NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AR CHITECTS (SMO), and the Professional – Scientific Engineering Technology Education Association (E.E.T.E.M.).
