DR. NAJAH BINTI MD ALWI
Department of Architecture
Faculty of Built Environment
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Dr. Najah Md Alwi is a Senior Lecturer with extensive education and training in New Zealand, Malaysia, and the UK. Her academic and professional journey is deeply rooted in sustainability, green building, and exploring social spaces within the built environment. With a keen interest in how architecture can serve as an agent of inclusivity within urban contexts, Najah has dedicated her career to understanding and advancing the role of sustainable design in fostering equitable and harmonious urban environments. Her international education and diverse experiences as a designer and project architect in architecture firms across different countries gave her a broad perspective on sustainable building design. This exposure has also earned her several certifications in various sustainable design methodologies, further enhancing her expertise in creating eco-friendly and socially responsive architectural solutions. Dr. Najah’s work is driven by a strong belief in the transformative power of architecture. She is committed to shaping environments that promote a balanced relationship between people, nature, and the built environment, advocating for designs that meet functional needs and contribute to the overall well-being of communities. |
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"CREATICE CHAOS: DRAW, DESIGN, AND RECYCLE WITH FLAIR!" |
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Strategies for Balancing Heritage Authenticity and Sustainability Heritage Buildings in UM Upon Rehabilitation |
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Green Infrastructure Networks: Designing Interconnected Urban Green Spaces for Enhanced Biodiversity Within Lingkungan Budi, Universiti Malaya |
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PERCEPTUAL DIFFERENCES OF TREE REMOVAL IN DEVELOPMENT AREAS AMONG LANDSCAPE PROFESSIONALS
Cradling post pandemic Architectural Education
The Devil in the Details: Analysing the Ethno-Cultural Blending in Malaysian Museum Buildings
40 Under 40: Malaysian Emerging Architects.
Pragmatic Consideration on Eco-Friendly Building Materials for Healthy Homes
Re-Imagining Kedai Pati: Local Third Places, Kota Bharu, Kelantan
Architecture and the Everyday: Analysing Malaysian Cross-Cultural Coffee Spaces