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Peyman Akhgar is a Research Fellow at the School of Architecture, Design and Planning, The University of Queensland. His academic work focuses on the historical and cultural dimensions of architecture, particularly the influence of the École des Beaux-Arts on Iranian architectural modernism during the 20th century. He has conducted research on topics such as architectural education in Iran, national identity formation, and resilient urban communities.
Dr. Akhgar holds a PhD in Architecture from The University of Queensland, awarded in 2021. His thesis explored the interplay between the Beaux-Arts system, tradition, and modernism in shaping Iranian national identity through architecture between 1926 and 1941.
His research interests include:
- Architectural History
- Modern and Postcolonial Architecture
- Cultural and National Identity in Design
- Historical Architectural Pedagogy
- Iranian Modernism
- Resilient Urban Spaces
In his recent publications, Akhgar has analyzed the Beaux-Arts legacy in Iran, Tehran University's architectural development, and the role of homes in fostering resilient communities. His work often bridges historical studies with contemporary urban challenges, such as sustainability and social resilience. He has explored themes like institutional history, interwar period architectural practices, and the cross-cultural exchange between French and Iranian architectural education.
Dr. Akhgar has not been noted to receive scientific awards in the provided information. He has not listed any current advisees, though his research activities suggest active participation in academic projects. His work has been presented at international conferences including the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ), AMPS in the UK, and Counterarchitecture in London.
