Spyridon Papapetros

Professor recognized for excellence in the interdisciplinary exploration of architecture and its intersections with anthropology, art, and archaeology, Spyridon Papapetros is an esteemed Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. With a profound interest in classical reception and creative arts, his scholarly work delves into the intricate relationships between architectural forms and cultural narratives across contemporary and modern periods. Professor Papapetros's research is distinguished by its innovative approach to understanding how architectural practices are influenced by and contribute to broader cultural and artistic movements. His work often examines the dialogues between past and present, exploring how classical traditions are reinterpreted in modern contexts. Through his teaching and publications, he encourages students and scholars alike to consider architecture not just as a physical construct but as a dynamic participant in the cultural and historical discourse. In addition to his academic pursuits, Professor Papapetros is actively involved in various creative arts projects, further bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical application. His contributions to the field have been recognized through numerous awards and invitations to speak at international conferences, where he shares his insights on the evolving role of architecture in society.