Mohammad Tammo

Mohammad Tammo is a Lecturer in Architecture & Architectural Technology at the School of Architecture & Built Environment, Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of Wolverhampton. His expertise spans Sustainable Architecture, Urban Regeneration, Passivhaus, and Adaptive Reuse/Retrofit.

• PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)
• PGCert HE (Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education)
• M.Arch (Master of Architecture)
• Dip.Arch (Diploma in Architectural Design)
• B.Arch.Eng (Bachelor of Architectural Engineering)

Mohammad specializes in climate-responsive architecture that integrates innovative design and technology to create eco-friendly environments. His work focuses on:

• Sustainable Design
• Architectural Technology
• Passivhaus Implementation
• Urban Regeneration
• Adaptive Reuse
• Technical Design

His publications address trends in facilities management in community-based settings, sustainable architecture, urban regeneration, and Passivhaus applications, with a focus on practical solutions for climate-responsive environments (2011–2016).

Professional memberships include:

• Associate Member of Institute of Architectural Technologists (ACIAT)
• Affiliate Member of Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
• Fellow of Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
• Young Urbanist (Academy of Urbanism)

He received the Social Responsibility award (2017) from the Centre for Kurdish Progress.