Elisavet Hasa

Elisavet Hasa is a Lecturer in Architectural Design at the Department of Architecture, London South Bank University. She holds a PhD in Architecture from the Royal College of Arts (2022), where her thesis explored spatial justice through solidarity and care infrastructures in urban contexts. Her work focuses on the climate emergency, housing crisis, and feminist ethics of care, emphasizing architecture's role in addressing societal challenges through collective participation. She co-founded Fatura Collaborative, an architecture practice addressing ecology and everyday life, and has practiced in London, Madrid, and Athens.

Education: PhD in Architecture, Royal College of Arts (2016–2022). Teaching roles include co-leading design studios and teaching Cultural Context on the BA (Hons) Architecture programme, alongside supervising MArch and MA Planning dissertations. Prior experience includes guest lectures at the Architectural Association and teaching at Central Saint Martins.

Research Interests: Her upcoming book, Building Solidarity Architectures: Collective Care in Times of Crisis, examines spatial practices of care during crises. Awards include a 2023 Graham Foundation grant. Her work has been showcased internationally, including at the Venice Biennale (2016) and the Biennale of Young Greek Architects (2021).

Grants & Recognition: Graham Foundation Publication Grant (2023). Professional Affiliations: Registered architect in the UK, affiliated with the Building Future Communities Research Centre.