Eva Sopeoglou

Eva Sopeoglou is a multi-award-winning architect practicing in London and Greece, currently serving as a Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Design and Architecture. She has held academic positions at The University of Sheffield (2020-2023), Kingston School of Art (2017-2020), University of Hertfordshire (2015-2017), Central St Martins (2012-2015), and the Architectural Association (2009-2011), blending professional design practice with academic research and teaching across undergraduate to PhD levels.

Her academic qualifications include:

• PhD in Architectural Design (candidate, part-time study), The Bartlett School of Architecture (2008-2025)

Research focuses on sustainable design, architectural technology, and climate action, with expertise in energy/resource efficiency and architectural history. She actively advances UN Sustainable Development Goals through sustainability initiatives like the Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN), exploring intersections of design, technology, and social justice including anti-racism in architectural practice.

Her 2022 article "Embodying Difference. An Initial Dialogue" examines anti-racism in architectural discourse, reflecting her commitment to inclusive design and societal challenges through scholarly work.

She has received international design awards and research grants for professional work and academic research, though specific honors remain unnamed in source materials, and serves as a reviewer for academic journals and associations.

Eva supervises students at all academic levels and has secured research funding for sabbaticals, impact activities, and archival research. Her ongoing engagement includes sustainability workgroups addressing climate action within architectural practice and education.