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Phevos Kallitsis is an Associate Head (Academic) and Principal Lecturer (Learning and Teaching) at the School of Architecture, Art and Design, part of the Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries at the University of Portsmouth. He holds a PhD from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), specializing in the representation of urban gentrification politics in horror films. His roles include teaching architecture, queer theory, interior design, and cinema studies.
- Affiliations: University of Portsmouth, School of Architecture, Art and Design, Centre of Excellence for Heritage Innovation, Agile Centre for Equitable Sustainability.
- Education: PhD in Urban and Regional Planning (NTUA), architectural practice across Greece, Cyprus, UAE, and Oman.
- Research Focus: Visual culture’s impact on urban/architectural space, gender/sexuality dynamics in urban environments, queer spatial politics, horror films as urban critique, and dementia care spatial design.
He has co-organized major conferences (International Critical Geography Conference, Gender and Education) and contributed to projects like the Interreg 2 Seas initiative 'Plasticity,' focusing on urban plastic reuse. His interdisciplinary work bridges architecture, media studies, and social science to explore how spaces reflect and shape societal structures.
