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Hamid Khalili is a Senior Lecturer at the Manchester School of Architecture. His teaching and research focus on the intersection of architectural theory and digital narrative practices, including cinema, animation, and immersive environments. Khalili has taught and developed courses at several institutions, including the University of Edinburgh, University of Liverpool, and University of Melbourne. He has delivered guest lectures and workshops worldwide, exploring topics related to architecture and film. Khalili’s research interests include design filmmaking, architectural representation, and the impact of video games on spatial storytelling. He has supervised various PhD students and has been involved in multiple funded projects and research centers, including the CPU lab and the Manchester Game Centre. Additionally, he has published articles and conference papers on architectural cinema and the role of narrative in architecture. Khalili is an active contributor to discussions on design pedagogy and immersive storytelling in contemporary videography.
Manchester School of Architecture, Manchester Metropolitan University • Manchester, England
Teaching and researching in architecture with a focus on digital narrative practices.
Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh, Scotland
Lecturing on architectural practices and research.
Liverpool School of Architecture, University of Liverpool • Liverpool, England
Focus on architecture and teaching methodologies.
Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne • Melbourne, Australia
Delivering courses in architecture and narrative practices.
Part of the Manchester School of Architecture (MSA), a collaboration between Manchester Met and University of Manchester.