ABOUT
Dr Kostas Grigoriadis is an ARB-registered architect and academic. His work explores the spatial and theoretical implications of the use of multi-materials in architecture, as well as the new paradigm of spatial and material continuity that they enable. His practice, Continuum, provides building design services and has completed the construction of a tourist centre and small-scale masterplan in Anhui, China, for Cozoo Ltd. Continuum previously won the Spiretec competition for the design and construction of the 62,000 square metre World Trade Centre Noida in Delhi, India. Kostas studied Architecture at UCL, followed by a Master's in Architecture and Urbanism at the Architectural Association’s Design Research Laboratory. He has worked for Foster + Partners and Populous in London, and held a Visiting Lectureship at the Royal College of Art, where he also completed a PhD in Architecture by Project, focusing on multi-material design methodologies. He taught a design studio at the Architectural Association from 2010 to 2023. He is currently Associate Professor and Co-Director of Architecture MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2) at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. He is the co-author of 3D Printing and Material Extrusion in Architecture, and the editor of Mixed Matters: A Multi-Material Design Compendium, published in June 2016 by Jovis Verlag. His awards include the Ivan Petrovic Prize (eCAADe 2014), the Arup Prize for Emerging Talent in Architecture—Special Mention (Royal Academy’s 2016 Summer Exhibition), the RIBA President’s Award for Design and Technical Research (2018), and the Google R+D in the Built Environment Fellowship (2019).
Lizy Huyghe studied at the University for Science and Arts in Ghent, Belgium where she received her Diploma in Master of Architecture with Honours in 2008. After her studies she moved to Paris where she worked for several small design-led practices and was involved in several cultural, educational and leisure projects, national and international competitions and master planning projects. In 2010 Lizy joined the London office of Populous where she was involved in large scale projects and was involved in the design of the new stadium for Olympique Lyonnais in France as well as the Olympic park for the Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China. In 2011 Lizy joined ACME where she has been involved in numerous projects and competitions, as a project architect in a leisure led scheme in Marseille, a private residence in Chamonix and construction of the Minories Residential scheme in City of London and as an Associate in overseeing the construction of a mixed use project in the centre of Swansea. Lizy also taught for a year from 2019 to 2020 as a Unit Master at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.