Academic & Research Career

Aristeidis Tsagkrasoulis holds a PhD in Building Physics from the University of Athens and is a Professor at the Department of Architectural Engineering, University of Thessaly. Having previously worked as a researcher at CRES and the University of Athens, he has extensive experience in teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, in Greece and abroad.

Research Interests

His work focuses on the interaction of architectural design with the energy performance of buildings, emphasizing:

• Design of passive heating and cooling systems.
• Daylighting optimization for energy savings.
• Analysis of thermal and visual comfort for occupants.

International Activity & Advisory Work

A distinguished expert in building performance simulation, he has acted as a consultant for landmark buildings and as an expert on national committees. He actively participates in technical committees of the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) and in the editorial work of international journals (such as Energy & Buildings Journal).