Join us online for our first installment of ASMA//TALK, where we bring global Muslim architects, designers, researchers, and thinkers to discuss various issues of the built environment with our collective Muslim perspective.
Mariam Abouhadid obtained her PhD degree studying environmental psychology of local residents of historic areas in May 2016, her M.Sc. in Architectural heritage digitization using BIM technology in May 2011, and B. Sc. in architectural engineering at Ain Shams University in July 2005.
She had a previous teaching experience as an adjunct professor at the American University in Cairo. She is a researcher and associate professor at the National Research Center in Egypt. Her research work focuses on areas like Building Information Modeling, environmental design, environmental psychology of space users, historic preservation, virtual realities, and others.
She has many publications as well as previous experience in architectural design, digital modeling, rendering, post-production, furniture design and manufacturing, working drawings, and restoration of architectural heritage with the Aga Khan Foundation. She founded the ARC Architecture Journal Club online platform in 2020.
