Narjes Abbasabadi

Professor Narjes Abbasabadi is applying her expertise to address challenges in urban energy modeling and sustainable architecture. As an Adjunct Professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology, she brings a wealth of knowledge in the field of Architecture, having earned her Ph.D. from the same institution. Her academic journey is deeply rooted in sustainable built environments, urban building performance modeling, and environmental impact assessments. Dr. Abbasabadi's research is at the forefront of urban energy use modeling and data-driven frameworks. She is particularly interested in the integration of theories from influential thinkers like Johnson and Lefebvre to develop adaptive urbanism strategies. Her work aims to create more resilient and efficient urban spaces by leveraging innovative modeling techniques and theoretical insights. In addition to her academic role, Dr. Abbasabadi is a practicing architect at Adrian Smith+Gordon Gill Architecture. Her professional experience enriches her teaching and research, providing practical insights into the challenges and opportunities of contemporary architecture and urban planning. Dr. Abbasabadi has made significant contributions to the field through her extensive publications in leading journals such as Building and Environment and Applied Energy. Her research not only advances academic understanding but also offers practical solutions for improving urban energy efficiency and sustainability. Her dedication to bridging the gap between theory and practice makes her a valuable asset to both the academic and professional communities. Dr. Abbasabadi continues to inspire the next generation of architects and urban planners with her innovative approach to addressing the pressing challenges of urban development and sustainability.