Gabriele Jureviciute is a Lithuanian architect with a Master’s Degree in Advanced Architecture from IAAC, where she currently works as the academic coordinator and lecturer, with the main focus on circular economy and design, life cycle assessment and urban metabolism.
Gabriele’s professional interests include sustainable and responsive architecture, material circularity and vernacular construction techniques enhanced by digital technologies. Her master thesis project was based on the topic “Plastic Emergency Architecture: Creating low-cost, accessible architecture from waste material, improving liveability in areas affected by mismanaged plastic waste”. The project has been exhibited during the events such as Barcelona Building Construmat 2019 and Architects@Work Madrid 2019. Moreover, it has been developed further during the Residency program at Autodesk Build Space in Boston.
As an architect and designer, Gabriele has extensive work experience in Lithuania and Portugal. Additionally, she has been closely linked to the European Architecture Students Assembly (EASA), with the most worth-noting experience as an organiser of EASA 2015 in Nida, Lithuania.
