Dr. Mayas Nadim Ahmad Taha is an accomplished professional in the field of architecture, specializing in architectural design, heritage conservation, and urban design. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture (COEA), Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture (AIA) at Al-Yamamah University, Riyadh, KSA, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role.
Dr. Taha earned her Ph.D. in architecture from the University of Damascus in 2017, with a research focus on the intricate relationship between architectural and urban heritage preservation and urban development, using Damascus as a case study. She also holds an MSC in Architecture, awarded in 2012, where her research delved into the transitional zones surrounding heritage centers. Her extensive educational background reflects her commitment to advancing the understanding of architectural design, heritage conservation, urban planning, and landscape design.
Before joining Al-Yamamah University, Dr. Taha commenced her academic career in 2009 at the University of Damascus, subsequently contributing her expertise to AL-Yarmouk Private University and AL-Etihad Private University. Throughout her academic journey, she taught courses in architecture design, landscape and site planning, architectural conservation, and the history of architecture. Driven by a passion for education, she held administrative positions at Damascus University and actively supervised various projects while organizing and leading workshops and activities.
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Dr. Mayas Nadim Ahmad Taha is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture (COEA), Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture (AIA), with a specialization in architectural design, heritage conservation, and urban design. She obtained her Ph.D. in architecture from the University of Damascus in 2017, where her research focused on the intersection of architectural and urban heritage preservation and urban development in historic cities. Damascus as a case study. MSC in Architecture, awarded in 2012, about the transitional zones surrounding heritage centers. Her research interests include architectural design, heritage conservation, urban design, landscape design, and urban planning. Before joining Al-Yamamah University, Dr. Mayas’s academic career began at the University of Damascus in 2009, at AL-Yarmouk Private University, and AL- Etihad Private University, where she taught architecture design courses in landscape and site planning, architectural conservation, and the history of architecture. She also served in administrative positions at Damascus University; she supervised many projects at the university; and she was involved in organizing and leading many workshops and activities.
Currently, Dr. Mayas Ahmad Taha holds the position of Assistant Professor in the Architecture Department at Al-Yamamah University, Riyadh, KSA, where she continues to pursue her passion for educating future generations of architects.
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During her work at Al-Yamamah University, she taught many architectural design courses and urban design courses, while actively contributing to the preservation and evolution of Riyadh’s rich architectural heritage.
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