Antonis Anagnostidis
Lecturer
Faculty:Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
School:Cambridge School of Art
Location: Cambridge
Areas of Expertise: Interior design
Courses taught: Interior Design
Antonis Anagnostidis is a spatial designer mainly involved in interior, architectural interventions, and visual communication. His current research focus is on the dichotomy between the physical and the digital.
Background
Antonis was trained as an architect and later completed a masters degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. He works as an architectural and interior designer and has been involved in a wide array of projects in London and overseas, ranging from residential interiors and restoration to concept and communication design.
Alongside his design work, Antonis has taught in several universities in the UK, including the National Film and Television School, University of the Arts London, Regent’s University, Ravensbourne and London Metropolitan.
Spoken Languages
- English
- Greek
Research interests
- Virtual spatial environments
- Architectural Installations
- Exhibition design
- Drawing as research
- Design Pedagogy
- Circular Economy
Qualifications
- MA in Creative Entrepreneurship - Design, Goldsmiths, University of London 2010
- Diploma in Architecture, RIBA Part II, AUTH School of Architecture 2004
- PCAP, Architectural Practice, Lincoln School of Architecture 2000
- BA (Hons) Architecture, RIBA Pt I, Lincoln School of Architecture 1999
Memberships, editorial boards
- Chartered Architect (RIBA Part III), Technical Chamber of Greece 2005