Mohsen Garshasby

Dr. Mohsen Garshasby is an Assistant Professor in the Building Construction Science program at Mississippi State University, affiliated with the College of Architecture, Art and Design. His research focuses on thermal comfort, environmental performance, resiliency, and ecological design. He teaches collaborative studio and environmental building systems courses, emphasizing interdisciplinary education and hands-on learning.

Dr. Garshasby's expertise spans building technologies, integrated systems design, and environmental psychology. He actively contributes to research centers including the Fred Carl, Jr. Small Town Center and Gulf Coast Community Design Studio, which focus on community-driven design solutions and resilient infrastructure.

His publications explore collaborative education methods in construction, LEED certification strategies for multifamily housing, and thermal comfort in outdoor environments. Notable trends include merging environmental science with urban design and advancing pedagogical approaches for interdisciplinary teamwork.

His work bridges academic research and practical applications, addressing both technical aspects of sustainable construction and human-centric design considerations for thermal comfort and psychological adaptation.