Our people

Anastasia is a British-Greek architect, tutor, soprano and linguist. She is a Design Fellow in the Architecture Faculty, teaching third year undergraduate students.

She is the director of Glover Architects, a London based studio that focuses on remodelling unusual historic properties for private clients, as well as new builds and commercial projects that embrace the elemental.  They work with local and salvaged materials, vernacular techniques, high attention to detail, layering of spaces and time’s inevitable patina. Completed projects include the remodelling of various London townhouses, a ruined 15th century castle, a rural Meditation Retreat in Ireland, and reinhabitations of island ruins in Greece.

She also sings with Musarc, an avant-garde choir collective who perform all over Europe. She speaks five languages and previously worked as a Japanese and Chinese interpreter for the BBC, having lived in Tokyo, Beijing, Florida, Athens as well as a Zen Buddhist Monastery in France.

Farhana’s research explores the intersection of private law and technology. Her doctoral thesis examines the challenges posed to normative legal frameworks by blockchain technology and cryptoassets, with a particular focus on the transmission of digital assets on death.  Prior to coming to Cambridge, Farhana completed an LLB at the University of Warwick and went on to read for the BCL and MPhil in Law at the University of Oxford. In 2021, she was called to the Bar of England and Wales. At Cambridge, she is affiliated with the Cambridge Private Law Centre and the Cambridge Family Law Centre.  She also contributes to policy discussions on succession law and digital assets.

Farhana supervises undergraduates in Land Law and is committed to making legal education accessible and inclusive.