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David Makridis | Graduate Architect

Dave grew up with an eye on a sport dream, travelling internationally, before becoming the head of his family’s architectural firm.
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Pertinent
  • Word: Pertinent
  • Meaning: (adj.) relevant, applicable, bearing upon the matter at hand
  • Etymology: from Latin pertinēre “to extend to, be relevant,” --> from per‑ “through, thoroughly” + tenēre “to hold.”
Contemporary
  • Word: Contemporary
  • Meaning: (adj./n.) belonging to the same period of time; modern or current.
  • Etymology: from Latin contēmporārius “living in the same time,” --> from con‑ “together” + tempus “time.
Envision
  • Word: Envision
  • Meaning: (v.) to imagine or visualize as a future possibility; to form a mental picture of something.
  • Etymology: from French envisager “to look at, contemplate,” --> from Latin vidēre “to see”
Ecstatic
  • Word: Ecstatic
  • Meaning: (adj.) feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness, joy, or delight.
  • Etymology: from Greek ekstasis “standing outside oneself, trance, emotion,” --> from ek “out of” + stasis “standing.”
Tangent
  • Word: Tangent
  • Meaning: (n. adj. adv.) a sudden digression or departure from the main subject.
  • Etymology: from Latin tangere “to touch.
Liberal
  • Word: Liberal
  • Meaning: (adj. n.) relating to political philosophies that emphasize individual freedoms, equality, civil rights, and often progressive reform.
  • Etymology: from Latin liberalis “of or pertaining to a free person, generous,” --> from liber “free.”
Extrovert
  • Word: Extrovert
  • Meaning: (n.) a person who is oriented outward toward social interaction and external stimulation.
  • Etymology: from Latin extra “outside” + Latin vertere “to turn” → via psychological coinage in the 19th century.
Miscellaneous
  • Word: Miscellaneous
  • Meaning: (adj.) composed of various kinds; mixed.
  • Etymology: from Latin miscellaneus “mixed, of various kinds,” --> from miscēre “to mix.”
GPA
  • Word: GPA
  • Meaning: (abbr.) a numerical measure (often 0 to 4.0 or similar scale) of a student’s academic performance, computed as the weighted average of grades.
  • Etymology: Grade Point Average ... The idea of grading students started at Yale University in 1785. The president, Ezra Stiles, grouped students into four Latin categories.
Aesthetic
  • Word: Aesthetic
  • Meaning: (adj. n.) relating to beauty, art, or the appreciation of beauty
  • Etymology: from Greek aisthētikos “of sense perception,” --> from aisthesthai “to perceive, feel.”

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