Tanzia Sharmin

Professor Tanzia Sharmin is a distinguished academic contributing to global discussions on sustainable architecture and building performance. She is a Professor in the Architecture Technology & Facility Management department of the School of Built Environment at Ferris State University. With a robust academic background, she holds a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Alberta, where her research focused on innovative solutions for sustainable urban development. Professor Sharmin's academic journey began at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, where she earned both her Master of Architecture in Sustainable Building Technology and Building Performance Modeling, and her Bachelor of Architecture in Building Science and Engineering. Her education laid a strong foundation for her career, equipping her with the skills and knowledge necessary to address the complex challenges of modern architecture. At Ferris State University, Professor Sharmin is known for her commitment to integrating sustainable practices into architectural education. She has been instrumental in developing curricula that emphasize the importance of environmental responsibility and energy efficiency in building design. Her teaching philosophy encourages students to think critically about the impact of architecture on the environment and society. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Professor Sharmin is actively involved in research that explores the intersection of technology and sustainability in architecture. Her work often involves collaboration with industry professionals and other academic institutions, aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical application. Her contributions to the field have been recognized through various publications and conference presentations. Professor Sharmin's dedication to her field extends beyond academia. She frequently participates in workshops and seminars, sharing her expertise with a broader audience and advocating for sustainable building practices. Her passion for architecture and sustainability continues to inspire her students and colleagues alike, making her a respected figure in the academic and professional communities.