DR. MUHAMMAD AZZAM BIN ISMAIL
Department of Architecture
Faculty of Built Environment
ma.ismail@um.edu.my| View CV | |
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Muhammad Azzam Ismail, PhD in Built Environment (UNSW) is a Graduate Architect and an expert in green architecture and green building rating. He teaches architecture at the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur as a Senior Lecturer. His current research through awarded grants includes building energy consumption management, operational carbon footprint of residential properties and low carbon cities. At national level, he was appointed as the Chairman of the Malaysia Council of Heads of Architecture Schools (COHAS) from 2014-2016. Through his appointment as Fellow at the Tun Syed Zahiruddin Residential College (9th College) and now as the College Master, he supervised and participated in numerous student-led activities including the yearly college award dinner and the "Global Community Service (GLOCOSE)" international community service program to Acheh (Indonesia), Kampung Cham (Cambodia), Tay Ninh (Vietnam) and Lombok. In line with his interest in Sustainability and low carbon cities, he actively delivered capacity building lectures through UMCARES and was awarded UMCARES Certificate of Excellence in Sustainability 2014. |
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| RP051B-17HTM |
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| FP063-2016 |
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| LL007-15SUS |
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| PG221-2014B |
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| RP009-2012D |
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Ventilation Blocks: Design Feature in Malaysia Public Schools
A Comparative Study of Passive Design Features/Elements in Malaysia and Passive House Criteria in the Tropics
A review on energy conscious designs of building facades in hot and humid climates: Lessons for (and from) Kuala Lumpur and Darwin
Investigating the indoor environment quality parameters and their relationship with occupants' satisfaction in office building: A review
Zero Carbon Building Assessment for UM Chancellery Building and Other UM Office Buildings
Building Energy Index and Student's Perceived Performance in Public University Buildings
The Missing Design Feature
Energy consumption vs. users' perceptions: a quantitative study of energy and comfort in university campus
Building Energy Index and Student's Perceived Performance in Public University Buildings
Operational Carbon Emissions of Rural Vernacular Malacca Houses