Periklis Sakellarios
Perikles A. Sakellarios (September 1905 – March 1985), was one of the leading figures in Greek architecture between 1936 and 1985. Biography Born in Corfu on 13 September 1905, first son of Aristides Sakellarios and Thalia Mavrogianni. Attended primary and secondary schools in Corfu and Thessaloniki. He studied at the Technical Department of the Calvin College in Geneva (1920-1921) and completed his secondary education at the First Secondary School of Thessaloniki in 1923, being an excellent student at both institutions. Aged 12 years only, he won one of two of the prestigious Monteseigny Foundation scholarships. He studied Architecture at the Technical University in Graz (1924-1930) under Karl Hoffman and Friedrich Zotter. Married to: Antigoni Petrocheilou (1932-1935), Ekaterini (Ina) Pappou (1937-1945, granddaughter of Greek Prime Minister Dimitrios Rallis, cousin of Greek Prime Minister Georgios Rallis), Valentina Theotoki (1947-1957), Koula Kambani (1968-1972). One daughte ...
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