Responsible for examining urban planning permits related to large development projects, such as photovoltaic parks, hotels and residential units, and tall buildings.

I was actively involved in a number of tasks, including photogrammetric mapping of archaeological excavations and monuments, as well as processing 3D models and 2D plans.

Member of the Nea Paphos Conservation and Management Project team, primary focusing on studying the Underground Chambers of the Archaeological Site. My responsibilities included conducting visual and photographic study of the chambers, identifying their cultural values and significance, as well as any significant problems or threats they may face. Furthermore, I produced photogrammetric 3D models of the chambers' facades and construction, as well as orthophotos that highlighted their condition and major pathologies. Based on the information gathered, I developed a comprehensive evaluation of the underground chambers' condition and provided recommendations for their conservation and stabilization.

My responsibilities included a variety of tasks related to the design and construction of private residences, hospitality establishments, commercial establishments and research and development facilities. In particular, this involved creating 3D models for presentation to the client and developing construction detail drawings for submission to Department of Town Planning and Housing. Furthermore, I was conducting regular site visits to ensure compliance of the constructions with the project plan, and I collaborated closely with engineers, contractors, and interior designers to ensure their successful completion.