Founder & Director
Konstantinos Megagiannis
I've always been fascinated by the way buildings and structures shape our lives. Early on, I was inspired by thinkers who approached design with a holistic view - connecting the built environment with social, environmental, and aesthetic concerns. That perspective continues to guide my work today.
After acquiring a Diploma in Civil and Structural Engineering, I wanted to transform this parallel passion of mine for Architecture and Sustainability into a career. Therefore, I pursued my second master’s degree on Sustainable Architecture Studies in the University of Sheffield. This master’s course firstly exposed me to concepts such as the PassivHaus Standard and the field of Hygrothermal Performance Assessments, which have been key elements of my career as a Building Physics Consultant since then. Later on, I became a Certified PassivHaus Designer/Consultant, an AECB Certifier and I completed the Hygrothermal Risk Assessment course provided by TU Dublin.
Driven by deep interest and curiosity, I have always enjoyed delving into complex areas such as the physics of heat and moisture transfer in buildings and providing input that ensures the durability of the buildings and the wellbeing of the occupants. At the same time, my engagement with clients as a PassivHaus Consultant and my involvement in numerous residential and commercial low energy projects has helped me to not lose sight of the bigger picture amidst the current climate emergency.
Working on the Retrofit Internal Wall Insulation: Guide to Best Practice for the Department of Bussiness, Energy & Industrial Strategy in the UK and the Moisture and EnerPHit: Good Practice Guide for PassivHaus Trust, the UK PassivHaus Organisation has allowed me to amplify the influence of my efforts and has enabled me to contribute towards raising awareness within the industry regarding the influence of design choices on both building durability and occupant well-being.