Asem Al Bunni

Asem Al Bunni is a Part-Time Senior Lecturer in Architecture at London South Bank University's School of the Built Environment and Architecture. He is a registered architect in Germany (Hamburg Chamber of Architects) and practices architecture in the UK as an Associate at IMA Architects. His research focuses on integrating technology with architecture, particularly Digital Twin applications for heritage preservation and AI-driven building analysis. He holds a PhD in Building Information and Digital Twin from De Montfort University, an MSc in BIM Management from Middlesex University, and a BA/MA in Architecture and History/Theory of Architecture from Damascus University.

• Education:
• PhD in Building Information and Digital Twin (2012–2021), De Montfort University
• MSc in BIM Management (2015–2018), Middlesex University
• MA in History and Theory of Architecture (2007–2011), Damascus University
• BA in Architecture (2000–2006), Damascus University

His research explores how digital twins and AI enhance sustainable design, construction, and heritage conservation. Notable projects include the digital reconstruction of Leicester's Greyfriars Church, linked to King Richard III's discovery. He advocates for technology-driven solutions to balance modern functionality with cultural preservation.

Awards: MA Thesis Distinction (89%, Damascus University).

Professional Roles: Led national/international architectural projects and conservation efforts. Previously served as Visiting Lecturer at De Montfort University (2016–2020) and Part-Time Lecturer at Damascus University (2009–2012).