Workshops

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Love to Build 

By combining my enthusiasm for design experimentation, construction, and architectural knowledge I create unique design characters for the public. I enjoy making something that did not previously exist a reality via diligent effort and perseverance. 

Being able to share such experiences with others is part of the learning journey and joy, whether it's through a household item or a large-scale structure. 

In these workshops, I employ a range of design techniques to produce sophisticated and elegant creations that are also practical for regular needs. My love of the process drives my interest in design and construction. 

My workshops are focused on experimentation. My hope is to create buildings and places that are quaint, personal and expressive of the people that live in them. So, my process involves combining traditional and more advanced fabrication techniques with different building materials to bring a unique design character to the end result.

Previous Workshops

Studio Life

Cardiff & London 2019

In Bake My Wall studio we explored new ways of thinking about the genesis of shape and form. Creative minds from different backgrounds joined and created a series of proposals using architectural computation for the creation of a partitioning system. 

Studio Life 

Cardiff & London 2019

Unit XIX, Growing Structures, reinvents the megastructure typology and the connection between the city and its people by devising methods of embedding it within larger urban systems. 

Design Cache 

Athens 2017

INTERLACE : The interactive timber prototype, built as the end result of the form-finding explorations of complex geometries on transformable material systems. 

Design Cache 

Chania 2016

IVI is the end-result of the AA Greece Visiting School in collaboration with the Open University and KAM Center of Mediterranean Architecture in Chania. The architectural prototype derives from a series of digital simulations and analogue material explorations via design programming techniques. 

Architectural Prototype

London & Beaminster 2016

Weave.X : the outcome of an ongoing research to devise an innovative strategy to construct three-dimensionally interwoven concrete structures with the employment of computational design, geometry rationalization, material behaviour, and robotic rod-bending techniques. 

Design Cache 

Athens 2016

FIBROUS : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Workshop Teaser 

London & Beaminster 2015

InFlux : the outcome of exploration of the fabrication and assembly of double-curved complex geometries through the integration of generative design techniques and robotic milling strategies. The research initiated on the material behaviour of concrete in 2014 has been developed in the 2015 cycle by further investigations linking geometry, material, and structure. Realized as a wall with 2.2 meters in height, 4 meters in width, and a varying depth of 3 – 25 cm, InFlux has been developed, fabricated and assembled in 7 days. 

Architectural Prototype 

London & Beaminster 2015

InFlux : the outcome of exploration of the fabrication and assembly of double-curved complex geometries through the integration of generative design techniques and robotic milling strategies. The research initiated on the material behaviour of concrete in 2014 has been developed in the 2015 cycle by further investigations linking geometry, material, and structure. Realized as a wall with 2.2 meters in height, 4 meters in width, and a varying depth of 3 – 25 cm, InFlux has been developed, fabricated and assembled in 7 days. 

Architectural Prototype 

Athens 2015

FLEXION : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Workshop Teaser 

Athens 2016

Symmetry Sentience : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Design Cache 

Athens 2015

FLEXION : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Design Cache 

Athens 2014

KINETIC HAZE : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Workshop Teaser  

Athens 2014

Cipher City : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Architectural Prototype 

Athens 2014

KINETIC HAZE : Prototypical structures, outputs from the research that brings together complex geometries, design interaction, and transformable materiality. 

Design Cache 

London & Beaminster 2014

Callipod : the outcome of an investigation which has explored earth scaffolding, fabric formwork, and concrete materiality. The means of exposing the structural behaviour of concrete across its fluid nature have formulated the starting point of the research agenda. Throughout the design explorations, the integration of structural and material properties of concrete with various architectural parameters, which are essential in generating diverse spatial qualities have remained a major focus. Being 2.1 meters tall and 4.4 meters wide, the pavilion has been realized within a period of one week. 

Architectural Prototype 

London & Beaminster 2014

Callipod : the outcome of an investigation which has explored earth scaffolding, fabric formwork, and concrete materiality. The means of exposing the structural behaviour of concrete across its fluid nature have formulated the starting point of the research agenda. Throughout the design explorations, the integration of structural and material properties of concrete with various architectural parameters, which are essential in generating diverse spatial qualities have remained a major focus. Being 2.1 meters tall and 4.4 meters wide, the pavilion has been realized within a period of one week. 

Architectural Prototype 

London 2013

Light Forest : A kinetic and interactive installation merging generative algorithms, digital fabrication and physical computation. 

Architectural Prototype 

London & Beaminster 2013

Light Forest : A kinetic and interactive installation merging generative algorithms, digital fabrication and physical computation. 

Architectural Prototype 

London & Beaminster 2012

Fallen Star : an installation set between biomimetics, perception, and interaction through the integration of generative algorithms, digital fabrication and video mapping. 

I joined the research team for this project the output of which was exhibited at London’s Kinetica Art Fair in 2013. 

Design Cache 

London & Beaminster 2012

Fallen Star : an installation set between biomimetics, perception, and interaction through the integration of generative algorithms, digital fabrication and video mapping. Alexandros Kallegias joined the research team for the work in 2012 the output of which was exhibited in London’s Kinetica Art Fair in 2013. 

Design Cache 

London 2011

The Effect of Canopy : A series of canopies developed using computational design tools and digital fabrication, with architectural themes that are dynamic and characterized by action. The prototypical structures are set in motion by the real-time reaction to external stimuli. 

I led the studio the research output of which was exhibited at London’s Kinetica Art Fair in 2012. 

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