Point Supreme
Marianna Rentzou.
Partner
(Greece)
Konstantinos Pantazis and Marianna Rentzou founded Point Supreme in 2008 after living and working in Athens, London, Brussels, Tokyo, and Rotterdam. They have won first prize in various international competitions, including a Social Housing project in Trondheim, a Pier on the coast of Athens, a sheltered public space in Tel Aviv (built), a Firestation in Belgium (built), the New Architecture School in Marseille (built), and an Artists Centre in Genk (C-mine Atelier, built). They regularly publish self-initiated projects for Athens.
Their work has been exhibited at the Venice Biennale, the Chicago Biennale, and the Lisbon Triennale, among other venues, and has been published in three books: Athens Projects (Graham Foundation, 2015), Radical Realities (Divisare, 2017), and a dedicated issue of a+u magazine (2023).
Konstantinos and Marianna have taught internationally at architecture schools such as Columbia University in New York and EPFL in Lausanne. They were included among the 20 most influential personalities in Greece by Greek newspaper LIFO, and Point Supreme was named “best residential architecture studio in the world” for 2024 by the international magazine Monocle.
