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Mr Stamatis Zografos
Appointment
- Lecturer (Teaching)
- The Bartlett School of Architecture
- Faculty of the Built Environment
Biography
Stamatis Zografos is a Senior Teaching Fellow in Architectural History
and Theory at UCL Bartlett School of Architecture and a Visiting Lecturer in Critical and Historical Studies at Royal College of Art. He is also a practising architect (ARB registered) and the founder of Incandescent Square, an
interdisciplinary platform for research and design with interests
spanning from architecture and urbanism to critical heritage and
curating (https://incandescentsquare.com/).
Stamatis has previously lectured at University of Suffolk and Coventry University.
He studied architecture in the UK (University of Westminster and Kingston University). He also holds an MA and a PhD in Cultural Studies from Goldsmiths University of London.
Research Summary
My research is interdisciplinary and focuses on the relationship between architecture, memory and fire. My PhD thesis entitled Architecture and Fire: An Archival Approach to Architectural Conservation provides a radical reconceptualisation of architectural conservation, which is approached through psychoanalysis and an invented methodology that is ‘fire’. Based on my PhD theory, I have developed an art practice that explores conservation through its counter-phenomenon of destruction. My monograph entitled Architecture and Fire: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Conservation was published by UCL Press in June 2019.
Teaching Summary
Stamatis Zografos is a Senior Teaching Fellow in Architectural History and Theory at UCL Bartlett School of Architecture since 2014. He teaches History and Theory to Year 2 and Year 3 BSc Architecture students. He also supervises dissertations in the MA Architectural History and MArch Architecture programmes.
Stamatis is also a Visiting Lecturer in Critical and Historical Studies at Royal College of Art and a tutor for the RIBA Studio programme offered by Oxford Brookes University.
Between 2016-19, he was a Lecturer in Architecture at University of Suffolk teaching both theory and design.
At Coventry University, he taught Contextual Studies to undergraduate Architecture students.
Academic Background
| 2013 | Doctor of Philosophy | Goldsmiths College | |
| 2005 | Master of Arts | Goldsmiths College | |
| 2003 | Diploma | Kingston University | |
| 1999 | Bachelor of Arts | University of Westminster |
