Nima Izadyar is a Senior Lecturer in Built Environment and the Course Chair of the Bachelor of Building Surveying (NBBS) program at the School of Built Environment and Engineering (BEE), College of Sport, Health and
Engineering (CoSHE), Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. He is a
researcher at the Institute for Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities
(ISILC), and his primary Field of Research encompasses Building Science and
Techniques as well as Building Regulations, Building Surveying, and Architectural
Engineering, with a particular focus on energy-efficient buildings,
ventilation, indoor environment quality, Computational Fluid Dynamics, and
renewable energy.
Nima Izadyar is a Senior Lecturer in Built Environment and the Course Chair of the Bachelor of Building Surveying (NBBS) program at the School of Built Environment and Engineering (BEE), College of Sport, Health and
Engineering (CoSHE), Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. He is a
researcher at the Institute for Sustainable Industries and Liveable Cities
(ISILC), and his primary Field of Research encompasses Building Science and
Techniques as well as Building Regulations, Building Surveying, and Architectural
Engineering, with a particular focus on energy-efficient buildings,
ventilation, indoor environment quality, Computational Fluid Dynamics, and
renewable energy.