Dr. Eleni-Anna Chlepa holds a Bsc in Architecture at the School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens, a Msc in the Study and Restoration of Monuments, University of Rome, and a PhD in Architecture and Conservation (subject: Byzantine monuments in Greece (1833-1939): Representative interventions and restorations). She is adjunct professor  and has given lectures on the history of architecture, history of conservation and restoration project in degree and postgraduate programs in Greek and Italian universities. She is author of books on Hellenistic and Byzantine architecture in Greece and has published articles in books, journals, papers in conferences on the history of architecture and conservation, restoration projects and works, theoretical and methodological aspects on cultural heritage preservation, urban upgrading and rehabilitation. She has been working in Cultural Heritage Conservation of different historical periods’ monuments and sites. She has carried out architectural studies and archaeological surveys, historical and archival research, assessment of built heritage or archaeological testimonies in Greece and Cyprus. Her work has been internationally recognized and she has been awarded national and international prizes (Europa Nostra).