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Dr Tasos Varoudis

Associate Professor in Architecture and Machine Intelligence

Qualified architect and computing engineer with research focusing on architecture, machine intelligence and spatial computation. Since 2011, drives spatial computation and machine intelligence research for the Space Syntax Laboratory at The Bartlett, developing new methodological and computational innovations combining spatial data-driven models with machine learning and agent-based models. Leads depthmapX spatial network analysis software (150k+ downloads). Co-created and leads Research Cluster 14.

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Vassilis Papalexopoulos

Lecturer and Skills Tutor

Graduated from the School of Architecture at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 2013, then pursued an MSc in Adaptive Architecture and Computation at The Bartlett, UCL. Gained experience as a Design Systems Analyst at Foster + Partners, specialising in VR/AR technologies. Currently Senior Associate at Bryden Wood, leading initiatives in interoperability and advanced visualisation. Conducts research on audio visualisation using game engines such as Unity and Unreal Engine.

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Margie Chaskopoulou

Design and Skills Tutor

Design and Skills Tutor at the Machine Intelligence Lab. Supports teaching and research activities at the intersection of spatial design, computation, and architectural practice.

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Lubaba Fakeih

Researcher and PhD Candidate

PhD candidate at the Space Syntax Laboratory researching the intersection of machine intelligence and spatial analysis. Contributing to the lab's ongoing research on computational models of human behaviour in architectural and urban environments.

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Lian Lei

Researcher and PhD Candidate

Studied Urban Planning and Design in Wuhan, China, and Urban Regeneration in London, UK. Before starting her doctoral research at Space Syntax Laboratory, BSA, UCL, she worked in Beijing in both academic and planning industry for five years. Research focuses on the morphological features of architectural and urban space across scales, exploring how people interact with the built environment physically and culturally, and interdisciplinary design responses to the challenges of future cities.