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kifah mohammed ibraheem alhazzaa

Assistant Professor
College of Architecture and Planning
Architecture Department

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  • k.alhazzaa@qu.edu.sa
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    Scientific qualifications

    • Bachelor of Architecture
    • Master of Architecture
    • Master of Science in Architecture, specializing in Design and Energy Conservation
    • Graduate Certificate
    • PhD in Architecture

    Research interests

      Published research

      • Bridging the gap between theory and practice: AR and VR for building thermal behavior in architectural education (2025-01-01)
      • Privacy-responsive optimization of double-layer mashrabiya façades using visibility metrics (2026-07-09)
      • Immersive technologies in Education: Exploring user experience and engagement in building energy simulations through AR and VR (2025-01-01)
      • ENERGYSIM: techniques for advancing building energy education through immersive virtual reality (VR) simulation. (2023-01-01)
      • Bridging the gap between theory and practice: AR and VR for building thermal behavior in architectural education (2025-01-01)
      • BIMThermoAR: visualizing building thermal simulation using BIM-based augmented reality (2023-01-01)
      • Integrating Parametric Modeling, BIM, and Building Performance Analysis into Augmented Reality for Architectural Design and Education (2023-01-01)
      • Energy efficient rehabilitation of a historic building in Tucson, Arizona: investigating the potential for energy conservation while preserving the building’s historical integrity (2023-01-01)
      • The Impacts of Geographical Location on Landscape Design (2021-01-01)
      • Energy Reduction, Daylight and View Quality Assessment of a Passive Dynamic Facade in Hot Arid Climate (2020-01-01)
      • Double Skin Façade and Potential Integration with Other Building Environmental Technologies and Materials (2020-01-01)
      • The Influence of Trees and Water Features on Human Health and Thermal Comfort in Hot Arid Climate at The Microclimate Level (2022-01-01)
      • Contribution of a Passive Dynamic Façade to Energy Reduction, Daylight, and View Quality in a Hot, Arid Climate (2019-01-01)
      • Privacy-responsive optimization of double-layer mashrabiya façades using visibility metrics (2026-01-01)
      • ResThermoVR: Development and Assessment of VR Educational Tool (2024-01-01)
      • VR DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION TOWARDS DESIGN EDUCATION (2022-01-01)
      • A Framework for Efficient Environmental Dynamic Façade Design (2020-01-01)
      • Comparing the Life Cycle Assessment of Hempcrete and Conventional Concrete Walls with a Wood-Framed Wall as a Benchmark (2026-01-01)

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