An Associate Professor at Beirut Arab University, specializing in environmental studies and architectural aerodynamics, with a Ph.D. focused on the architectural and environmental impacts of airflow in urban spaces through theoretical analysis, field measurements, and computer simulation. He has over 27 years of teaching experience across various academic institutions. Recent professional and academic activities have increasingly focused on Virtual Reality (VR) applications in education and community service, including the 3D scanning and documentation of historical buildings.

Environmental & Sustainability Studies (including climate control, heat management, daylight control, rainwater harvesting, and urban microclimates); Simulation & Advanced Scanning; and Architectural Heritage Preservation.

Education: - Ph.D. in Architectural Engineering | Alexandria University (2002 – 2005) - Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Architectural Engineering | Alexandria University (1998 – 2002) - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Architectural Engineering | Alexandria University (1993 – 1998) Qualifications: - Associate Professor | Beirut Arab University (2020 – Present) - Assistant Professor | Beirut Arab University (2010 – 2020) - Lecturer / Academic Staff | Alexandria University (1999 – 2009)

Architectural Design, Execution Design, Environmental Design, Virtual Reality, Architecture Landscape, intelligent Buildings, CAD and BIM Software.