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Architecture by Belova, Founder | Sofia, Bulgaria
Manuela Belova is an architect who has always been passionate about high-rise buildings. She makes it her priority to research the latest innovations in the construction process for tall buildings and investigate improved designs for integrating these in different urban contexts. She also has an interest in furthering the understanding of people’s fascination or disagreement for this kind of buildings and the hidden psychological reasons.
Her professional path started after she graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris Belleville (France) in 2011. Manuela then went on to work on a variety of architectural projects in France, Belgium and Bulgaria (including the construction of the New Headquarters of the Council of the European Union in Brussels) before co-founding her own practice in Sofia, Bulgaria. Some of her other initiatives include organizing and leading…
Awards Systems Jury (2024)
Urban Habitat / Urban Design Committee, Vice-Chair (2017 – Present)
Working Group: Passivhaus (2018 – Present)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Chicago 2019)
Awards Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion Jury (2023)
Annual Conference, Poster Presenter, Middle East (2018)
Annual Conference, Session Chair (Australia 2017)
CTBUH 2019 Global Walking Tour: 50 Forward | 50 Back
27 June 2019
Tall Buildings Across Generations
15 May 2019
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27 June 2019
CTBUH 2019 Global Walking Tour: 50 Forward | 50 Back
The CTBUH Urban Habitat / Urban Design Committee organized its sixth annual Global Walking Tours, which took place in 25 cities around the world.
19 June 2019
CTBUH Serbia Conference: Going Tall in Southeast Europe
Join CTBUH Serbia for a regional conference, which promises to assemble leading architects, designers, construction experts, and developers for an engaging series of presentations.
15 May 2019
Tall Buildings Across Generations
CTBUH Bulgaria hosted a seminar on the development of tall buildings in the country, exploring their influences and transformation over the past decades.
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