Dr Kristis Alexandrou is an Associate Research Assistant at the Science and Technology in Archaeology and Culture Research Center (STARC) at The Cyprus Institute. He holds a BA, MA in Architecture (2013) and a PhD in Architectural Engineering (2018) from the University of Cyprus. His research focuses on Heritage BIM, BIM-to-BPS interoperability, semantic enrichment workflows, digital twins, kinetic systems, lightweight structures, bending-active systems and XR applications for the built environment. He has led the BIM-to-BPS work package in the ENI-CBC-MED BEEP project and contributed to RIF-UrbanPeriscope, RIF-MESH, ENI-CBC-MED U-Solve, and ongoing Horizon INFRA, HERITAGE and COMMUNITIES projects. His key publications include “Heritage-BIM for energy simulation: a data exchange method for improved interoperability”, “Energy retrofit strategies of built heritage: using Building Information Modelling tools for streamlined energy and economic analysis” and “Numerical analysis and cable activation in hybrid bending-active structures with multiple cables”. Dr Alexandrou is a member of the ARCHETIPO Working Group within DARIAH-EU, served on the scientific review committee of eCAADe, and reviews for international journals.
Dr Kristis Alexandrou is an Associate Research Assistant at the Science and Technology in Archaeology and Culture Research Center (STARC) at The Cyprus Institute. He holds a BA, MA in Architecture (2013) and a PhD in Architectural Engineering (2018) from the University of Cyprus. His research focuses on Heritage BIM, BIM-to-BPS interoperability, semantic enrichment workflows, digital twins, kinetic systems, lightweight structures, bending-active systems and XR applications for the built environment. He has led the BIM-to-BPS work package in the ENI-CBC-MED BEEP project and contributed to RIF-UrbanPeriscope, RIF-MESH, ENI-CBC-MED U-Solve, and ongoing Horizon INFRA, HERITAGE and COMMUNITIES projects. His key publications include “Heritage-BIM for energy simulation: a data exchange method for improved interoperability”, “Energy retrofit strategies of built heritage: using Building Information Modelling tools for streamlined energy and economic analysis” and “Numerical analysis and cable activation in hybrid bending-active structures with multiple cables”. Dr Alexandrou is a member of the ARCHETIPO Working Group within DARIAH-EU, served on the scientific review committee of eCAADe, and reviews for international journals.