Mohammed Boubezari

Mohammed Boubezari is a Professor at Universidade Lusófona, specializing in soundscape analysis, urban acoustics, and qualitative sound mapping. With a PhD from Université de Nantes (2001), his work bridges architectural design and acoustic ecology, focusing on human-scale sound environments.

Research Interests: Urban soundscapes, sound topology, acoustic comfort, noise masking effects, and sensory urbanism. He pioneers methods for predictive soundscape mapping and explores the relationship between audibility and intelligibility in public spaces.

Key Contributions: Developed a patent for portable isophonic curve measurement using acoustic masking. Collaborated with institutions like Lab2PT-Universidade do Minho and contributed to international conferences (e.g., Space Syntax Symposium, Ambiances Congress).