Stamatis Zografos is a Teaching Fellow in Architecture (History & Theory) at The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL and an architectural designer at Dexter Moren Associates in London. He is also the Founder of ‘Incandescent Square’, an interdisciplinary platform for research and design with interests spanning from urbanism to curating, from heritage research to education, and from austere exhibition agendas to open events. He studied architecture at University of Westminster (1996-9) and at Kingston University (2000-3). He completed his MA degree (2004-5) and his PhD degree (2006-12) in Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths University of London. His research is interdisciplinary and focuses on Architecture, Memory and Fire.

His main publications/exhibitions are:

• Book Contribution in Cities Methodologies: An Anthology (IB Tauris) Due 2016
• “Blazing Buildings: Unleashing the Potential of the Archive” (video installation) Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich Maritime, 31 Aug – 03 Sep 2014
• “Burn cuts (on urban memory)”, Urban Pamphleteer #3, Ed. Ben Campkin and Rebecca Ross
• Design and Trust, UCL Urban Laboratory, Oct 2014 “Buildings on fire: towards a new approach to urban memory”
• Cities Methodologies 2014, UCL (curation of exhibition and presentations), 28/04/14 – 02/05/14 “Burning Seville: an architectural meditation” (Super8 film installation)
• Buildings on fire: towards a new approach to urban memory, Cities Methodologies 2014, UCL, 28/04/14 – 02/05/14
• “Stage 3 – The retrieval of the archive: Witnessing the destruction of Seville”, Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2013, Close Closer, (Film & Sound Installation) 13-18 Sep 2013