Mamun Hashem

Mamun Hashem is an Adjunct Faculty member in the School of Architecture at Woodbury University. He holds a Master of Interior Architecture from Cal Poly Pomona (California) and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington. His professional experience spans prestigious firms like Gensler, HOK, and HNTB, as well as boutique firms such as Corsini Stark Architects. His work focuses on diverse project types including creative office spaces, mixed-use developments, hospitality design, urban planning, aviation architecture, and sports facilities. Notable recent projects include a Duty-Free Shop at Los Angeles Midfield Satellite Airport and high-end restaurants in the Los Angeles Arts District. He was honored with the Distinguished Instructor Award (2022) from UCLA Extension for his educational contributions since 2019.

Hashem’s creative practice extends to running a multicultural creative studio emphasizing painting and photography. His design philosophy is influenced by his global experiences in cities like Los Angeles, Dhaka, and others.

His academic contributions include teaching and mentorship, though no specific student advisees or grants are listed in the provided text.