Dr. Ehab is an accomplished academic and researcher, specializing in the innovative application of digital technologies in architecture and urban design. He holds a BSc in Architecture Engineering from Loughborough University, a Master of Architecture in Design from the University of Nottingham, and a PhD in Architecture Design-Social Science from the University of Nottingham. Dr. Ehab's research and professional work focus extensively on Virtual Reality (VR) applications, particularly in the context of architecture and urban design. At Loughborough University, Dr. Ehab serves as a Post Doctoral in Digital Creativity. His expertise covers a range of topics including immersive co-design, stakeholder engagement, digital twins, mental health improvement through virtual and real-world interactions, and the development of immersive digital environments. His areas of expertise are diverse, encompassing Virtual Reality, Digital Creativity, User Experience Design, Sustainable Vertical Urbanism, and Community Participation in Design. Dr. Ehab has published extensively on these subjects, contributing significantly to the field with his research on enhancing public engagement in architectural design, exploring immersive co-design, and advocating for sustainable design approaches in hyper-density cities.