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PROF. MADYA DR. MOHAMAD FAKRI ZAKY BIN JA'AFAR
PROFESOR MADYA
FACULTY OF DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
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PROFESSIONAL

Dr Mohamad Fakri Zaky Bin Ja’afar is a senior lecturer at the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Design and Architecture, UPM. He graduated from the University Of Manchester, UK, with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture in 1993 and Bachelor of Architecture in 1996. Immediately upon graduation, he worked as a graduate architect with a few architectural firms in Kuala Lumpur and Malacca before Joining UPM in 1999. In 2009, he completed his doctorate in Built Environment at the University College London in the UK, specializing in thermal comfort in homes. His other research interests include sustainability, self-help housing and energy efficiency in built environments. He is also an accredited Green building Index Facilitator. In the department, he is currently teaching environmental physics and advance building technology. He had conducted and still conducting a few research projects especially in the environmental science. He has several PhD and Masters Students working under him in his research activities.
NAME :
(Prof. Madya Dr.) Mohamad Fakri Zaky Bin Ja'afar
POSITION :
Profesor Madya
ENTITY :
Faculty Of Design And Architecture

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
2009
PhD (Built Environment) (University College London)
1996
Bachelor of Architecture (UNiversity of Manchester)
1993
Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) (Hons)
SKILL
Green Building Index Facilitator
Building performance simulation
Thermal comfort
Sustainable building rating system
Indoor Environmental Quality monitoring
PROJECT
2009
Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Architecture, FRSB, UPM
2001
PhD Candidate, University College London
1999
Tutor, Dept of Architecture, Faculty of Design and Architecture, UPM
1997
Graduate Architect, deNan Architect, Melaka
1996
Graduate Architect, AKitek KHP, Melaka
1994
Trainee, Design Management PRactice, Bangsar
PUBLICATION
2021:
The Influence of Wind Effects on Architectural Buildings Heights in Iraqi Residential Buildings Based on Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations
RANDOM IMAGE
Greenspiration Series Lecture 01