Aissa Sabbagh Gomez

Lecturer in Architecture (Design and Technology)

Research Overview

Dr Aissa Sabbagh is a Lecturer in Architecture and Technology at Lancaster University. Her research explores the relationship between architecture, urban environments and human wellbeing, with particular interests in spatial justice, social inclusion and environmental sustainability. Drawing on interdisciplinary approaches, she investigates how the design and adaptation of buildings and public spaces influence health, wellbeing and quality of life. Her work spans sustainable urbanism, bioclimatic architecture and the adaptation of historic environments to meet the needs of vulnerable users. Her current research also examines environmental conditions in historical settings, aiming to inform more inclusive, sustainable and socially responsive architectural design.

Aissa is also a registered British Architect with over 15 years experience of public, commercial and private projects in the UK.

Course Development- Advanced Technology and Professional Practice
Other

Course development - Advanced Technology and Professional Practice Undergraduate and Postgraduate programme
Other

Women in Property
Participation in conference - Business/Professional

HESTIA Sandpit
Participation in workshop, seminar, course

Architecture Commons
Types of Business and Community - Hosting of external, non-academic visitor

Externa Reviwer
Other

External Reviewer
Other

External Reviewer
Other

Chris Watson
Hosting a Non-Academic Visitor

John Piercy Holroyd
Hosting a Non-Academic Visitor

Design Justice North (External organisation)
Membership of committee

TEA Talks
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience

Imagination Lancaster (Organisational unit)
Membership of committee

Fellow (FHEA)
Fellowship awarded competitively

  • Imagination Lancaster
  • School of Architecture