Abraham Alzoubi

Abraham Alzoubi serves as Adjunct Faculty at Taubman College, University of Michigan, and works as a Challenge Detroit Fellow with Clark Construction Group as Project Coordinator.

He holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from Wayne State University.

His research critically examines architecture’s role in community displacement through land dispossession and spatial politics, particularly in Detroit. He advocates reclaiming architectural practice for community empowerment and resistance, evidenced by his Anti-Racism Research Grant-winning thesis on spatial resistance in Detroit.

Scientific recognition includes:

• University of Michigan’s Anti-Racism Research Grant

Committed to architectural education, he twice directed Taubman College’s ArcStart pre-architecture program. His professional work with Southwest Detroit’s community-focused design practice W/Purpose underscores his dedication to place-based activism and equitable urban development.