Stamatios Psarras

Stamatios Psarras is a Lecturer (Teaching) at The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. His academic focus integrates computational design, spatial analysis, and human behavior studies within architectural contexts. He maintains an active research profile with publications spanning architecture, computer vision, and cognitive science.

Research Focus

His work explores the intersection of computation and spatial design, including:

• Computational modeling of human spatial behavior and visual perception
• AI-driven design systems for architectural applications
• Neuroscience-informed studies of environmental interaction
• Advanced simulation techniques for urban and architectural spaces

Publication Trends

Recent works demonstrate strong interdisciplinary convergence, combining architectural theory with computer vision (visual attention heatmaps, saliency modeling), AI (deep learning surrogates, agent-based simulation), and neuroscience (sensory perception studies). This reflects a consistent focus on quantifying human-space interactions through computational frameworks.

Collaborations

Significant co-authors include Kostas Grigoriadis, Ava Fatah gen. Schieck, and Marianna Kopsida, indicating active participation in UCL's Design Computation Lab research network.