Marianthi Tatari

Marianthi Tatari is a Director and Senior Architect at UNS in Amsterdam, where she leads multidisciplinary projects and strategic initiatives at the intersection of design, innovation, and organizational transformation. Since joining the practice in 2007, she has been instrumental in delivering landmark works, including the Booking.com City Campus and the Architectural Branding design for the Doha Metro Network.

 Her practice spans architecture, urbanism, and interior design, with a focus on how design can shape culture, strengthen organizations, and transform the built environment. A frequent speaker at international forums such as the Monocle Quality of Life Conference, CTBUH and reSITE, Marianthi contributes to global conversations on designing healthy, human-centered, and adaptive cities through collaboration, technology, and sustainability.

 Marianthi studied architecture in Thessaloniki, Paris, and Los Angeles. She is a registered practitioner in Greece and the Netherlands and has worked on projects across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America.

 At IE University, Marianthi teaches Managing Design Businesses in the Master in Business for Architecture and Design program, a course that explores how creative ambition, strategic leadership, and innovation drive the growth, resilience, and impact of design practices.

 Corporate Experience

• Director and Senior Architect, UNS (United Network Studio), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2007-present

• Designer, Neil M. Denari Architects, Los Angeles, USA, 2006

• Designer, RTKL Associates Inc, Los Angeles, USA, 2005-2006

• Designer, George Yu Architects, Los Angeles, USA, 2004

 Academic Experience

• Adjunct Professor, Managing Design Businesses, IE University, Spain, 2025-Present

• Assistant Teacher, Vertical Studio, SCI-Arc, 2005-2006

 Academic Background

• Master of Architecture, Metropolitan Research and Design, SCI-Arc, Los Angeles, USA, 2004

• Diploma of Architect Engineer, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 2002

• Erasmus-Socrates Student Exchange, Ecole d’ Architecture de Paris-La Villette, Paris, France, 2000