11/2015 
Architectural Association Visiting School Programme
AA VS Thessaloniki
School of Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
30 October – 9 November 2015
http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/Greece
http://greece.aaschool.ac.uk/





























AA VS Director: Christopher Pierce
AA VS Greece Director: Alexandros Kallegias

Host University: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Architecture

Host Faculty: Nikolaos Kalogirou (Dean, Professor), Anastasios Tellios (Assistant Professor), Stavros Vergopoulos (Assistant Professor)

'In 2015, the AA Greece Visiting School, Thessaloniki: Revelations, will investigate the urban fabric of one of the most historic places in the Balkans, through a series of multi-parameter morphological operations...'

Read more at:
http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/Greece
http://greece.aaschool.ac.uk/


06/2015
PhD Colloquium
Committee for Postgraduate Studies
School of Architecture, Aristotle University Thessaloniki
17-18 June 2015
http://phdcolloquium.blogspot.gr/


06/2015
A. Tellios, G. Apostolopoulos, M. Boukouragia, K. Giannoulaki, A. Iosif, A. Tasoulis, C. Tsiara, N. Umicevic, 'Domino: origins, limits and spatial experimentations on the city block'
International Conference ‘Going Digital: Innovations in contemporary life’
Museum of Applied Art, Belgrade, Serbia, 4-5 June 2015
http://www.strand.rs/goingdigital/



05/2015
Jury member, exhibition “mateЯeality | 25 under 25”
Diploma projects by Schools of Architecture in Greece
Organized by: Archstudies.gr, Archisearch & Design Lab
‘Design Lab Athens’ 2015, Technopolis, Athens, 15-17 May
http://www.archstudies.gr/2015/03/matereality2015.html


02/2015
Design studio
08 EX 12 - 'Spatial Investigations / Xorikes Dierevniseis'
School of Architecture, Aristotle University Thessaloniki
2014-2015 :: Spring semester
http://xorikesdierevniseis.blogspot.com


The course’s object is the research on the procedure of architectural design and the investigation of its origins and its limits. The course will attempt to connect architectural design, as a deep, creative procedure with the broad fields of innovation, the study of structures (typological, formal, technological, biological, etc.), the scientific observation, as well as other scientific and creative fields, using advanced technologies for the design, spatial representation and digital fabrication.
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.
10/2014
New publication
Tellios, A., ‘terrains in-between’, (preface) 
in Zavraka D., ‘urbanBLUR:, CND Publications, Thessaloniki, 2014 
http://despoinazavraka.blogspot.com/2013/12/blog-post.html



urbanBLUR is a publication bringing together writings and visual inserts on multi-layered infiltrations between city and nature. The notion of BLUR refers both to a fusion of disciplines forming space as well as an interactive dispersion of natural and artificial elements redefining contemporary human environments. 

10/2014
A. Tellios, K. Goti, N. Xenos, Installation: 'Filigree Folds'
IMARET and EMATTECH  International Conference 
Aspects of Islamic gardens: Multi-meanings of paradise
Kavala, Greece, 10-12 October 2014
http://islamic-gardens.imaret.org.gr/



The origins for composing the ‘Filigree folds’ installation are placed on the cupola dominating the area inside the space allocated and the interplay with natural light entering from the windows. A delicate, swinging octagonal chain inscribed in the cupola, remnant of an old lighting installation, gives the space a sense of expectation. The projections of these two elements on the ground create the processing canvas of the installation. This canvas is activated by light. Light itself and the choreography of the produced shadows are distinct elements and standard reference within islamic culture.

09/2014
A. Tellios, 'Matter reawakened'
ENHSA, EAAE and COAC INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 
What’s the Matter
Barcelona, Spain, 4-6 September 2014
http://www.enhsa.net/WhatsTheMatter


08/2014
KAM WORKSHOPS
MOCKUPS: Laboratory in situ
Chania, Greece, 17-23 August 2014
http://kamworkshops.com/mockups/

07/2014
New publication:

















Book details:
Anastasios Tellios (editor), 
Agile Design: Advanced Architectural Cultures
CND Publications, Thessaloniki, 2014
ISBN 978 960 88610 9 1

Agile Design approaches the astonishing world of new design capabilities and advanced techniques in modeling and fabrication that are reshaping architecture. Agile Design is design in a state of constant, intellectual polyvalence while at the same time attempting to claim scientific validity and communicative integrity. Spectacular, innovative and often stylish manifestations of rampant design technologies are there. It describes how gradually, yet persistently, a set of profoundly advanced architectural cultures is being established, conveying aspects of a new and promising paradigm for architecture.

This book is a collection of contributions by designers, theorists, educators and practitioners of architecture, all of whom hold more than one of these identities. It is articulated in three parts: Documentation of tools and matter, Dimensions of nature and life, Research on context and culture

Essays by (alphabetical order): 


Asterios Agkathidis, Milutin Cerovic, Vasilis Chlorokostas, Marjan Colletti, Vasiliki Dalamanga, Vasiliki Diamanti, Alessio Erioli, Dimitris Gourdoukis, Spyridon Kaprinis, Vladimir Milencovic, Naja & deOstos, Vasilios Papadiamantopoulos, Stelios Psaltis, Fotis Sagonas, Djordje Stojanovic, Ioanna Symeonidou, Georgios Tsakiridis, Maria Tsironi, Alex Tsolakis, Fotis Vasilakis, Stavros Vergopoulos, Maria Voyatzaki, Despoina Zavraka