About us

She is an internationally recognized researcher, with a proven track record and an extensive network of collaborators. She strongly believes in the transformative power of research and aims at achieving a major goal: to create innovative sustainable urban development and regeneration tools and methods to preserve local identity and cultural capital, along with the social, environmental and economic benefits.

Graduated in Architectural Engineering from Applied Science University in Amman Jordan her research is focusing on sustainable architectural and bult environmental forces. She is working in number of grants with UK and European funders that are focusing on resilient opportunities in built environmental architectural, and community engagement.

Graduated with a double master’s degree in Building Engineering-Architecture. She is carrying out her PhD studies in the field of BIM methodology and automation of representation processes by using AI always applied to Cultural Heritage.
She has also participated in numerous international research projects and conferences in countries promoting the use of digital technologies for data acquisition and processing in support of heritage conservation.

She is an inclusive practice and disability practitioner with extensive experience in Further and Higher Education. Her academic background is in inclusive design, disability and design and inclusive practice and environments. She completed her PhD from the SURFACE Inclusive Design Research Centre at Salford University.

She always endeavour to reconcile her strong technical and on-site experience with the theoretical architectural interests in her teaching, research and architectural work. Her current interdisciplinary research on concrete sits on the cusp of architecture and philosophy. Prior to turning her research focus on concrete, her interests revolved around the role of architecture in Science and Technology Studies and Ottoman architecture.