Kotsopoulos Sotirios
Faculty Member
Active
Associate Professor
– PhD in Computational Design, School of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
– SMArchS in Design Technology, School of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
– MArch in Architectural Design, Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc).
– Dipl. Ach Eng, Professional degree in Architectural Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (NTUA).
2nd Floor
Tositsa Building
Patission Campus
skotsopoulos@arch.ntua.gr
Sotirios Kotsopoulos contributes to the research area of computational design. He examines shape computation, perception, and the associations of form, structure, and performance in design.
As faculty at the School of Architecture of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and a research associate at the School of Architecture of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Sotirios teaches courses on Shape Grammars, Geometric and Topological aspects of Form, Theory of Computation, and History and Logic of Computational Systems. He also conducts interdisciplinary research on the applications of networked technologies, new materials and Artificial Intelligence in sustainable architecture at a building and urban scale.
Computability in Design, Theory of Computation, History and Logic of Computational Systems.
Applications of networked technologies, new materials, and Artificial Intelligence in sustainable architecture at a building and urban scale.
History and Theory 7th sem.: Deepening:
Special Topics in History and Theory 8th sem.:
Special Topics in History and Theory 9th sem.:
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