AMY ESTERMANN
amy.estermann@yahoo.de
Architectural and landscape design practice based in Vienna, Austria and Euboea, Greece
CONTACT
Master (Dipl.Ing., MSc.)
Architecture
2025
National Polytechnical University Athens
ERASMUS Plus
2024
Technical University Vienna
Bachelor (BSc.)
Architecture
2021
Mary Ward Gymnasium
Sankt Pölten
High School Diploma (Matura)
2013
University of the Arts London
International Summer School
2012
Freelance
in collaboration with certified architects and planners
since 2023
Vienna Architecture Summer School (VASS)
Guest Lecturer
2025
Technical University Vienna
Teaching Assistant (Tutor)
Institute of Architecture and Design
Research Unit of Spatial Design
2022-24
Architekturzentrum Wien
Library Assistant, Visitor’s Service, Exhibition Attentant, Catering
2022-24
Dieter Koll Architekten Wien
Architectural Assistant
2021
Waagner-Biro Steel and Glass
Sale’s Department
Intern
2018
French B2
Modern Greek Beginner
ArchiCAD (3D Modelling)
AutoCAD
Rhino & Grasshopper (basics)
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Office
Zotero
Architectural Sketching
Physical Model Making
Experimental and Academic Writing
Architectural Representation
for diploma research in
Marmari (Euboea, Greece)
2024
ERASMUS Plus Scholarship
National Polytechnical University Athens
2023
REVIEW’ 21
Technical University Vienna
Annual Exhibition of the Institute of Architecture and Design
2021
for A Matter of Conversing,
AMO 01 (issue 09/24)
edited by Philipp Kitzberger
2024
Last Updated 24.10.31
PROJECTS
On Time and Matter within the Decomposing Landscape of South Euboea
This is the story of the decomposing landscape of a
Greek island. A web brimming with entangling bodies
and movement, unfolding across multiple temporalities.
These pages speak of multi-species dwelling and non-
extractivism, but more than anything else, this book
is about finding morethanhuman alliances
within the dying world of the Anthropocene. In order to
contribute to the ongoing eco-philosophical discourse
in architectural theory, this project takes the stance of
hyper-site-specificity, investigating a site nestled in the
rocky shoreline of South Euboea, Greece.
Decomposing Landscapes was conceived as a diploma
thesis under the co-supervision of Wilfried Kuehn
(Technical University Vienna) and Nikolaos-Ion Terzoglou
(National Technical University of Athens) from 2024-25.
Private Housing, completed 2022
Marmari, Euboea
Architectural design in collaboration with
Sally-Ann Estermann (interior design, architecture)
Alexis Zavitsanos (civil engineer and project management)
Angeliki Kotsiari (permit and legal)
Private Housing, to be completed 2025
Nea Styra, Euboea
3 residential homes (Project Diliso I)
3 residential homes (Project Diliso II)
on neighbouring properties
Architectural and landscape design
in collaboration with
Barbara Cheifetz (interior design)
underconstruction (contractor and project management)
Rousodimou/Ioannou Architecture & Engineering (permit and legal)
2024
poem and visual exploration
for A Matter of Conversing,
AMO 01 (issue 09/24)
edited by Philipp Kitzberger
2024
Workshop
‘Writing and Imaging’
for
Viennese Reflections
course by Laura Frediani
supported by Claudia Frediani
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