جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Ecology in Architecture
• Sustainability and Energy Efficient Design
• Physical Environmental Control in Architecture
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Professor Gülten Manioğlu is a distinguished faculty member at Istanbul Technical University's Department of Architecture, where she has maintained a continuous appointment since 1993. With over three decades of academic service, she has established herself as a leading researcher in sustainable architectural design and building physics, focusing on energy-efficient solutions for the built environment. Her educational background includes: Doctorate in Building Science from Istanbul Technical University (1998-2002) Master's degree in Building Information (with thesis) from Istanbul Technical University (1991-1995) Licence in Architecture from Istanbul Technical University (1987-1991) Professor Manioğlu's research program centers on creating climate-responsive architectural solutions that optimize energy performance while maintaining occupant comfort. Her work bridges building physics, environmental control systems, and architectural design, with particular emphasis on adapting building technologies to Turkey's diverse climatic conditions. She investigates how building envelopes, urban forms, and advanced materials like phase change materials can be strategically implemented to reduce energy consumption in buildings. Analysis of her publication record reveals a consistent trajectory of innovation in building science, with recent work focusing on urban heat island mitigation, advanced shading systems, and integrated water-energy approaches to sustainable settlement design. Her research methodology typically combines sophisticated simulation techniques with practical applications, creating solutions that are both theoretically sound and implementable in real-world contexts. Professor Manioğlu has secured significant research funding through multiple projects: Bina ve Yerleşme Tasarımında İklim Değişikliği ile Uyumlu Enerji Etkin Bir Yaklaşımın Geliştirilmesi (BAP, 2021-2024) Developing an Approach to Energy and Water Efficient Building and Settlement Design (TUBITAK, 2021-2023) Investigation of the Effect of Phase Change Materials on Heating and Cooling Energy Consumption in Residential Buildings (BAP, 2018-2019) Utilizing Solar Energy with Passive Systems in Single-Story Primary School Buildings (BAP, 2012-2022) She maintains active professional engagement as demonstrated by her leadership roles in the Building Physics Association (Board Member, 2022-2023) and membership in the International Association of Building Physics (2018-2022). Currently supervising 17 theses, Professor Manioğlu continues to shape the next generation of architectural researchers while maintaining a vigorous publication record that extends to 2025.

Nuri Serteserمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Fire Safety in Architecture
• Physical Environmental Control in Architecture
• Building and Construction Technologies/Systems in Architecture
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nuri Serteser is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Architecture. His academic career spans over three decades, beginning as a Research Assistant in 1991 and progressing through various academic positions to his current role as Associate Professor since 2019. He holds a PhD in Building Science from Istanbul Technical University and has extensive experience in architectural engineering with a specialized focus on fire safety and environmental control systems. His educational background includes a Licence in Architecture (1985-1989), a Master's in Building Information with thesis (1990-1993), and a Doctorate in Building Information (2000-2004), all from Istanbul Technical University. His academic journey reflects a steady progression from Research Assistant (1991-2013) to Doctor Lecturer (2013-2019) and finally to Associate Professor (2019-present). Prof. Serteser's research interests center on fire safety in architecture, physical environmental control systems, building construction technologies, and wind control engineering. His work integrates computational fluid dynamics (CFD) with architectural design to address critical safety concerns in building envelopes, particularly focusing on fire propagation in facades, smoke movement in double-skin systems, and pedestrian wind comfort around tall structures. His research bridges theoretical engineering principles with practical architectural applications, making significant contributions to building safety standards and sustainable design practices. His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output with a clear thematic focus on fire safety engineering and wind dynamics in architectural contexts. Recent works (2024-2025) increasingly incorporate building information modeling (BIM) and computational optimization techniques, reflecting evolving methodologies in architectural engineering research. The publications reveal a progression from fundamental fire safety investigations to more complex integrated systems analysis, with growing emphasis on computational modeling and sustainable design solutions. The Japan Prize (2009) International Association for Urban Climate Award (2009) Prof. Serteser maintains active professional engagement through multiple organizational memberships including Türkiye IMSAD Structural Fire Safety Working Group (2016-present), TÜYAK Building Materials Technical Committee (2004-present), ITU Alumni Association (1991-present), and TMMOB Chamber of Architects (1989-present). His research portfolio includes multiple funded projects through ITU's Scientific Research Projects Unit (BAP) and Technology Development Foundation of Turkey (TTO), focusing on wind-building interactions, fire safety performance evaluation, and wind turbine integration in tall buildings. His laboratory work primarily involves computational fluid dynamics simulations and numerical modeling of fire and wind phenomena in architectural contexts. His research group collaborates with both national and international institutions on building physics and safety engineering projects, with particular emphasis on developing early-stage design tools for fire safety and wind comfort assessment.

• Masonry Structures
• Historical Building Restoration
• Seismic Retrofitting
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Asst. Prof. Semih Yilmaz serves at Karadeniz Technical University 's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture. His expertise spans masonry structures, seismic retrofitting, and timber-concrete composite systems, with a focus on cultural heritage preservation. 2022–Present: Assistant Professor, KTU 2013–2022: Research Assistant, KTU 2012–2013: Architect (Reporter) at Erzurum Cultural Heritage Preservation Regional Board Directorate Education: PhD in Architecture (2014–2020), Karadeniz Technical University MSc in Architecture (2011–2014), Karadeniz Technical University BSc in Architecture (2007–2011), Karadeniz Technical University His research examines seismic behavior of historical buildings , repair methodologies for masonry structures , and innovative timber-concrete composites . Recent work includes post-earthquake analysis of Hatay Governorship Building and Kahramanmaras earthquakes, integrating numerical modeling with field observations. Key projects include: 2022–2025: Physical comfort in Trabzon primary schools (supported by Higher Education Institutions) 2023: TUBITAK-funded LIVENARCH 2023 symposium participation Active in cultural heritage preservation since 2018, he's a member of Erzurum and Trabzon Cultural Heritage Boards. Conferences attended include ICEARC'23 and International Sustainable Buildings Symposium.

Hakan Yamanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Project and Construction Management
• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Multi-agent Systems
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Hakan Yaman is a Professor at the Department of Architecture , Faculty of Architecture , Istanbul Technical University . With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in Project and Construction Management with a focus on Building Information Modeling (BIM) , Multi-agent Systems , and Sustainable Construction . PhD in Building Science from Istanbul Technical University (1996) Current academic roles: Graduate Program Coordinator, Faculty Board Member His research bridges Construction Economics , Urban Transformation , and Digital Compliance through innovative models like the BIM-Based Building Regulation Compliance Control and Multi-agent Contractor Prequalification systems. Recent works examine Multifamily Residential Design Optimization and Construction Sector Dynamics in Turkey. Notable awards include: 2022 ITU Academic Performance Award 2022 ITU Publication Encouragement Award 2016 Anadolu University Most Successful Paper Award

Halime Firdevs Taskinمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Physical Environmental Control
• Building Physics
• Sustainable Architecture
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Halime Firdevs Taskin is a Researcher at the Department of Architecture within Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Architecture, where she has served as a Research Assistant since 2020. Holding a PhD in Building Sciences (2022), she specializes in sustainable architectural technologies with emphasis on environmental control systems and resource-efficient settlement design. Her work directly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) through practical applications in Turkish heritage contexts. Her academic foundation was built entirely at Istanbul Technical University: Doctorate in Building Sciences (2022) Master's in Environmental Control and Building Technology with Thesis (2019) Bachelor's in Architecture (2018) Taskin's research investigates the critical intersection of traditional architecture and modern sustainability challenges. She develops methodologies for energy performance assessment in historic houses while pioneering water-efficient settlement designs through material selection and land use optimization. Her fingerprint analysis reveals strong expertise in land use ratios, cover materials, and stormwater management systems, with publications demonstrating how traditional Turkish neighborhoods can inform contemporary sustainable practices. This work bridges building physics with urban planning to create climate-resilient communities. Her publication trajectory (2023-2025) shows increasing sophistication in analyzing sustainable settlement fabrics. She systematically examines how land cover materials affect surface runoff volumes while developing energy assessment roadmaps for heritage conservation. The 2024 Land Use Policy article establishes causal relationships between urban design parameters and hydrological outcomes, while her 2025 conference paper extends these principles to traditional Aegean architecture in Ayvalık. This cohesive body of work positions her at the forefront of sustainable settlement research in Turkey. Her scholarly contributions have been recognized through: 2024 Publication Award from Istanbul Technical University Taskin actively collaborates with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gulten Manioglu's research team on field studies and educational initiatives. Their joint workshops in Ayvalık (2024) and Cumalıkızık (2023) evaluate traditional houses using parametric modeling, while the 2023 online workshop developed frameworks for energy-water efficient design. This collaborative approach integrates academic research with community engagement to preserve cultural heritage while advancing sustainability goals.

• Building Physics
• Thermal Insulation
• Indoor Air Quality
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Filiz UMAROĞULLARI is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at Trakya University's Faculty of Architecture, where she also serves as the Director of the Institute of Science since August 28, 2024. Previously, she was Deputy Head of the Department of Architecture from January 2017 to January 2019. Her academic career at Trakya University spans from Research Assistant (1998) to Instructor (2008), Assistant Professor (2011), and finally Associate Professor (2020). She received her Bachelor's degree in Architecture from Trakya University in 1997, followed by a Master's degree in 2001 with a thesis on 'Use of Glass Material in the Building Shell,' and completed her PhD in 2011 with a dissertation titled 'Experimental and Numerical Evaluation of the Location and Thickness of Insulation in Reinforced Concrete Vertical Building Shell in Terms of Moisture Control.' Professor UMAROĞULLARI's research focuses on building physics, thermal insulation, indoor air quality, energy efficiency in buildings, green building certification, and traditional architecture. Her work explores the relationship between architectural design and environmental performance, with particular attention to moisture control in building envelopes, thermal comfort in educational facilities, and sustainable adaptation of historic structures. She has conducted extensive research on insulation placement in concrete walls and its impact on moisture management, as well as studies on CO2 and particulate matter in higher education buildings. Her publication record shows consistent output with a focus on building science topics, particularly thermal performance, indoor environmental quality, and sustainable design approaches. Recent works include analyses of Turkey's green building certification systems, energy-efficient passive design in local architecture contexts, and investigations of thermal comfort parameters in educational buildings. Her research often combines experimental methods with simulation techniques to evaluate building performance. She has contributed to numerous research projects including 'Edirne Anıtları Serisi: 1 Dini Yapılar' (2012-2015), 'Edirne de Merkezî Kamu Binalarinin Deprem Risk ve Hasar Tespitinin Belirlenmesi' (2012-2014), and 'Egitim Yapilarinda Iç Hava Kalitesinin Arastirilmasi' (2014-2016), demonstrating her commitment to both theoretical research and practical applications in the field of architecture. Professor UMAROĞULLARI teaches courses including 'Experiment Planning,' 'Climate and Building Envelope Design,' 'Architectural Representation Techniques,' 'Perspective and Shadow in Architectural Design,' 'Descriptive Geometry,' 'Building Biology,' 'Building Project,' 'Transparency in Architecture,' and 'Building Facade Systems,' covering both theoretical and practical aspects of architectural education.

• Kinetic Architecture
• Adaptive Systems
• Deployable Structures
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Yenal Akgün is a Full Professor at the Department of Architecture, Dokuz Eylül University. He holds a BSc from Istanbul Technical University, an MSc from İzmir Institute of Technology (IZTECH), and a Ph.D. from the University of Stuttgart. His academic career includes roles as an Associate Professor at Yaşar University and a part-time lecturer. His research focuses on kinetic architecture, adaptive systems, deployable structures, and sustainable design integration. He has contributed to national and international workshops and serves as a reviewer for TÜBİTAK projects. Key research interests include scissor linkages, structural mechanisms, and disaster management planning. His work bridges architectural innovation with engineering principles, emphasizing sustainable development goals in education and design practices. He has advised 14 theses and participated in numerous architectural competitions, winning awards. His recent projects explore kinetic façade systems, deployable umbrellas, and online learning methodologies in architectural education. Awarded the Associate Professor title by YOK in 2017, he has also worked as an architect in municipal urban design and taught at multiple institutions. His contributions span academic leadership, practical design projects, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Gözde Taşçıمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Building Energy Simulation
• Building Energy Performance
• Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings (nZEB)
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Gözde Taşçı serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Interior Architecture at Beykent University's Faculty of Engineering and Architecture since 2018. Her academic profile centers on building physics and energy performance research within architectural contexts, with active memberships in the Building Physics Association (2024), IBPSA-TR (2021), and TMMOB Chamber of Architects (2012). Her research focuses on Building Energy Simulation, Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings (nZEB), and Building Envelope optimization, with significant contributions to lighting design, indoor environmental quality, and energy certification methodologies. She investigates practical applications in residential and office buildings, particularly addressing Turkey's building energy challenges through advanced simulation techniques and boundary condition analysis. Taşçı's publication trajectory (2011-2024) reveals a consistent evolution from foundational energy certification studies toward cutting-edge nZEB frameworks and renewable integration. Recent works demonstrate increasing sophistication in solar panel simulation and boundary condition modeling, reflecting Turkey's evolving energy policy landscape and growing emphasis on sustainable building practices. She actively mentors graduate students, supervising four master's theses on lighting design in open offices, green building post-occupancy evaluation, pandemic-era housing adaptations, and home recording studio integration. Her academic service includes energy performance consultancy integration into building design processes, particularly for industrial facilities. As a core faculty member in Interior Architecture, Taşçı operates within Beykent University's building science research ecosystem, collaborating through IBPSA-TR networks to advance building performance simulation practices in Turkey's architectural education and professional communities.

Shahryar Habibiمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Building and Construction Technologies
• Physical Environmental Control in Architecture
• Materials and Technology in Architecture
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Shahryar Habibi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Interior Architecture within the Faculty of Architecture at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) , Turkey. He has held academic positions at Maltepe University (2019–2023) and Girne American University , and completed post-doctoral research at Pennsylvania State University . His research spans building technologies, environmental control systems, energy efficiency, and sustainable materials in architecture. Education: Post-doctoral Fellowship – Pennsylvania State University, USA (2018–2019) PhD – Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Italy (2013–2016) Master’s – Istanbul Technical University, Environmental Control and Building Technology (2009–2012) Bachelor’s – Gazi University, Department of Architecture (2005–2009) Research Interests: Dr. Habibi’s work is centered on energy-efficient building design , building information modeling (BIM) , zero-energy homes , moisture management , and the integration of renewable energy systems in residential and commercial buildings. His research also explores bamboo as a sustainable building material , smart building technologies , and post-pandemic design strategies . Scientific Awards: Giulio Natta e Nicolò Copernico Awards – 2016 & 2020 Projects & Collaborations: Dr. Habibi currently leads the Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Historical and Existing Buildings in Istanbul project (2024–2026) funded by ITU's Scientific Research Projects (BAP). His work involves international collaborations, particularly in energy simulation, smart systems, and sustainable housing. Labs & Teams: He is affiliated with the ITU Faculty of Architecture at the Taşkışla Campus and actively contributes to interdisciplinary research initiatives in building performance and sustainable design.

• Architecture
• Building Information
• Physical Urban Protection
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Assoc. Prof. Sıbel Maçka Kalfa is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Karadeniz Technical University, where she has worked since 2007. Her academic journey includes a Doctorate (2014) and Postgraduate (2008) from Karadeniz Technical University, focusing on energy efficiency and building performance in Turkish climate zones. Research Interests: Sustainable architecture, building information modeling (BIM), energy efficiency in buildings, climate-responsive design, and physical urban protection. Her research integrates Building Simulation , Phase Change Materials (PCM) , and Climate Adaptation , with a focus on optimizing building envelopes for energy performance. Recent work includes innovative Pumice Blocks with PCM (2023) and analyses of Ventilated Wall Constructions (2022). She has supervised 10 theses on topics like Net Zero Energy Buildings and Double Skin Facades . Scientific contributions span 57 publications, including SCI-indexed journals. Notable projects include a LIVENARCH 2017 grant exploring livable environments. She serves as Deputy Head of Department (2021–present) and has held roles on the Faculty Board (2019–2021).

• Econometrics
• Operational Research
• Statistics
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Prof. Tuba Yakıcı Ayan is a Professor of Econometrics at Karadeniz Technical University (KTU), Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, where she has served since 1994. She currently acts as Deputy Head of the Department of Econometrics and coordinates both the Erasmus and Farabi exchange programmes for her faculty. Education Doctorate (1997–1999) – Atatürk University, Business Administration (Quantitative Methods) Postgraduate (1988–1990) – Karadeniz Technical University, Business Administration Undergraduate (1981–1986) – Istanbul Technical University, Business Engineering Undergraduate (1989–1992) – Karadeniz Technical University, Civil Engineering Research Interests Her scholarly work centres on econometrics , operational research and statistics , with particular emphasis on fuzzy decision-making models , efficiency and performance analysis , transportation optimisation , financial risk modelling , and energy-economic policy evaluation . A recurring theme is the application of advanced quantitative and artificial-intelligence techniques to socio-economic and managerial problems. Publication Trends Across more than thirty-nine refereed articles (2002-2024), a clear evolution emerges: early studies focused on Turkish banking efficiency and export performance; recent contributions integrate fuzzy logic, neural networks and gravity models into tourism demand, health-system benchmarking, sovereign credit rating, and sustainable-development assessments. Scientific Awards & Recognition Editorial board member and frequent reviewer for several SSCI/SCI journals (e.g., American Journal of Operations Research, Uluslararası İktisadi ve İdari İncelemeler Dergisi) Organiser and scientific committee member of 18th International Symposium on Econometrics, Operations Research and Statistics (2017) Advising & Grants Prof. Yakıcı Ayan has supervised five completed theses (one PhD and four master’s) on topics ranging from public-transport route optimisation to adaptive neuro-fuzzy credit-rating systems. She has participated in one funded TÜBİTAK-supported symposium project and regularly mentors students within the Erasmus and Farabi mobility programmes. Laboratories & Teams While no dedicated laboratory is listed, she actively leads the research group on quantitative methods within the Department of Econometrics, collaborates with colleagues across Turkey and Europe on multi-criteria decision-making projects, and supports data-driven policy analysis for regional development agencies.

• Building Technology
• Architectural Conservation
• Timber Structures
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Fatih Yazıcıoğlu serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Architecture, where he has held continuous academic positions since 2005 including Deputy Head of Department roles (2014-2018, 2021, 2023). His research focuses on building technology with emphasis on traditional timber structures and building physics. Education: PhD in Building Sciences, Istanbul Technical University (2013) Master's in Environmental Control and Building Technology, Istanbul Technical University (2007) Bachelor of Architecture, Istanbul Technical University (2004) Yazıcıoğlu's research centers on building durability and conservation , specializing in hygrothermal performance of traditional timber-framed systems. He investigates energy efficiency , life cycle assessment , and repair techniques for architectural structures, bridging historical construction methods with modern sustainability goals in Turkish vernacular architecture. His recent publications (2020-2025) demonstrate concentrated research on timber-framed wall systems in historical contexts (e.g., Safranbolu), expanded into school facade sustainability and financial models for energy retrofits . His methodology relies heavily on numerical analysis to assess building performance, contributing to both conservation practices and contemporary building standards. Scientific Awards: No specific awards were documented in the provided materials. Advising and Grants: Currently supervising 15 theses, his research is funded by active projects including "Development of a Digital Building Element Design Tool" (2024-2026) and "Evaluation of Long-Term Sound Absorption" (2023-2024), alongside completed work on thermal performance and waterproofing databases. These BAP-funded projects demonstrate sustained grant support for his work on building conservation and sustainability. Research Teams: Leads interdisciplinary collaborations investigating traditional building technologies, partnering with experts in building physics and materials science to develop practical solutions for conservation challenges and sustainable construction.

• Materials and Technology in Architecture
• Building and Construction Technologies/Systems
• Physical Environmental Control in Architecture
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Hülya Kuş is a Professor at Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture . She holds a PhD from Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) and has served at Istanbul Technical University since 1985, progressing from Research Assistant to Professor. Her research focuses on building physics, material durability, and sustainable construction technologies. Education: Ph.D. in Architecture from KTH Royal Institute of Technology (1997). Key Research Areas: Hygrothermal performance, external wall systems, aerated concrete, timber-framed structures, and biological deterioration of facades. Notable Projects: 2023-2024 investigation of biological deterioration on Istanbul facades; 2019-2022 evaluation of wooden wall systems. Publications: 14 research outputs including Scopus-indexed articles on building envelope performance, material testing, and carbon emissions. Her work emphasizes long-term monitoring of building materials, particularly in historical contexts. She has collaborated internationally and contributed extensively to construction sustainability through experimental methods like hot box testing and computational simulations.

Şule Filiz Aksitمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Physical Environmental Control
• Building Science
• Energy Efficient Building Design
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Şule Filiz Aksit is an active faculty member at Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture. She has been affiliated with the university since 1991, progressing from Research Assistant to Lecturer in 2005 and finally to Associate Professor in 2022. She earned her PhD in Building Science from Istanbul Technical University, following a Master's degree with thesis in the same field (1991-1993) and a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from the same institution (1985-1989). Dr. Aksit specializes in Physical Environmental Control, with research interests spanning Energy Efficient Building Design, Green Building Rating Systems, Mobile Building Design, Traditional Architecture, and Sustainable Architecture. Her work focuses on practical applications of energy conservation principles in building design across various climatic regions, particularly Turkey. Her publication record shows a consistent focus on energy efficiency in buildings, with particular emphasis on LEED certification systems, mobile building design, and traditional architecture evaluation. Over the past decade, her research has expanded to include Cittaslow (Slow City) approaches to sustainable urban development and energy-efficient mass housing morphology. She has received the prestigious ORD.PROF.EMİN ONAT DR.ENG.EH AWARD from Istanbul Technical University three consecutive years (1987-1989). ORD.PROF.EMİN ONAT DR.ENG.EH AWARD (1987) ORD.PROF.EMİN ONAT DR.ENG.EH AWARD (1988) ORD.PROF.EMİN ONAT DR.ENG.EH AWARD (1989) Dr. Aksit has supervised numerous graduate students, with at least 14 documented theses in areas related to energy efficiency, green building certification, and sustainable architecture. She currently leads two significant research projects: 'Evaluation of Traditional Houses in Terms of Natural Ventilation' (2025-2026) and 'Development of a Genetic Algorithm-Supported Applicable Methodology for Energy-Efficient Mass Housing Morphology' (2024-2025), along with a completed TUBITAK project on Energy and Water Efficient Building and Settlement Design (2021-2023). As a Board Member of the Building Physics Association from 2010-2022, she has contributed to the professional community in her field. Her ORCID profile (0000-0001-7691-1511) documents her scholarly contributions, and she maintains an active research profile with Scopus.

Ali Sahin Tasligedikمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Structural Engineering
• Earthquake Engineering
• Reinforced Concrete Structures
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Ali Sahin Tasligedik is an Assistant Professor in the Civil Engineering Department at Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus. His research focuses on seismic performance of reinforced concrete structures, strength hierarchy assessment, and non-structural component retrofitting. Key research areas include: Strength hierarchy analysis in RC beam-column joints Non-structural seismic solutions (drywalls, ceilings) Low-damage structural systems Capacity design principles Numerical and experimental validation methods Recent publications emphasize seismic compatibility of building systems, FRP strengthening techniques, and dynamic isolation strategies. His work contributes to improved earthquake resilience in construction practices.