Athanasios Stasinopoulos

Athanasios Stasinopoulos is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Design. With a PhD from the National Technical University of Athens, his career focuses on sustainable design implementation. He teaches courses in Architectural Construction, Environmental Control Systems, and Sustainability in Architecture.

His research explores bioclimatic design principles, solar energy applications in buildings, and vernacular sustainability. Specific interests include climate-responsive architecture, energy-efficient building envelopes, and traditional Mediterranean construction techniques.

Publications consistently address sustainable building practices, with recent work examining solar performance across climates. Research demonstrates consistent focus on renewable energy integration in architectural design.

• Honourable Mention: Old GSP Urban Park competition (2011)
• First Prize: Ecological Dwelling competition (2000)
• First Prize: Kremasti School design (2000)
• British Council Scholarship (1985)

Supervised 20+ graduate students on sustainability topics including rainwater harvesting, biophilic design, and ecological housing. Manages collaborative projects on vernacular architecture documentation.