Khaled Saleh Pascha

Khaled Saleh Pascha is a Professor of Building Technology at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. His research focuses on sustainable building design, integrating renewable energy systems into building envelopes and advancing circular construction principles. He holds a Dr.-Ing. in Architecture from TU Berlin (2004) and a Master's in Architecture from TU Berlin (1995). His expertise spans timber construction, structural glass systems, and dynamic building simulation.

Education:

• Dr.-Ing. in Architecture, TU Berlin (1999-2004)
• Master in Architecture, TU Berlin (1988-1995)

Research Interests: His work emphasizes holistic approaches to ecological sustainability, including photovoltaic integration, recyclable building materials, and innovative timber systems. Recent studies explore historical timber construction practices in Chile and fire safety in multi-story timber buildings. Collaborations involve geometric design principles for timber-glass facades.

Activities: He organized the WCTE 2016 conference, peer-reviewed conference papers, and presented at international forums on timber technologies and fire safety. His publications bridge theoretical research with practical applications in sustainable architecture.