Aıdın ARMANFAR

Aıdın ARMANFAR is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design at the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences. His academic foundation includes a doctorate in Architectural History and Theory from Turkey's Yildiz Technical University and architecture degrees from Iranian institutions.

Research Focus: His work centers on sustainable architectural solutions with expertise in:

• Historical building technologies (particularly Persian windcatchers)
• Energy-efficient design principles
• Renewable energy integration in urban environments
• Cultural heritage conservation through architectural revitalization

This research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly affordable and clean energy (Goal 7) and sustainable cities (Goal 11).

Publications: His five recent journal articles (2022-2024) demonstrate consistent focus on traditional Iranian architecture and sustainable energy solutions. Publication trends show progression from historical analysis to contemporary applications of vernacular technologies in modern sustainability contexts.

Projects:

• Ongoing investigation into formaldehyde emissions in furniture materials (Supported by Higher Education Institutions, 2025-present)

Teaching: Instructs core architecture courses including:

• Building Project (Yapı Projesi)
• Material Science (Malzeme)
• Computer-Aided Drawing I/II
• Interior Architectural Design Studio