anastasios tellios

12/2014
Exhibition
A. Tellios, curator, 'Hidden natures'
‘On Architecture - Facing the Future’, organized by Strand
Gallery of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade, Serbia
http://www.strand.rs/future/index.html

‘Hidden natures’ is the result of design research on innovative architectural configurations. It speculates on experimental tectonics and complex architectural conditions articulated using advanced design and modelling tools. It investigates the spatial potential derived by interdisciplinary study of natural mechanisms, structures and living organisms.
It suggests innovative architectural vocabularies and spatial utopias over a wide array of scales, ranging from human skin prosthetic articulations to large, synthetic reef aggregations. ‘Hidden natures’ presents a selection of projects being done within the frame of the experimental design studio called 'Spatial Investigations’, led by Anastasios Tellios, over the years 2009-2014 at School of Architecture, AUTH, Thessaloniki.

Projects:
‘Sunken Vessels‘ by Niki Papacharalampous, ‘Emphytefsis‘ by Arsenios Zachariadis, ‘Reef’ by Stratis Georgiou, ‘Fat tissue’ by Georgios Chousen, ‘Climbed truths’ by Andrei Bogdan Bujorean, ‘Nepheloma’ by Roxani Tseranidou, ‘The Myriapod’ by Ellie Athanasiadou

About

Anastasios Tellios was born in Berlin, Germany. Studied Architecture at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, where he graduated (Dip. Arch. AUTh), at TU Delft, the Netherlands, at the University of Kaiserslautern, Germany and at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, (M.Arch, Distinction). He received his PhD at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (Dr. Architect).

His PhD research was focused in issues concerning architecture, theory and criticism, image and representation. His academic interests are related to architecture and urban design, and the respective hermeneutic theories. His recent focus is placed on advanced architectural design and design research.

He is an active architect located in Thessaloniki, Greece. He has been involved in various projects and international competitions. His work, both theoretical and practical, as an architect and educator, has been published and exhibited in Greece and internationally. He is lecturing in Greece and abroad and he is teaching architecture at School of Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.