Mohammad Kahangi is a postdoctoral fellow in the Division of Structural Engineering at Lund University. His work focuses on masonry structures, with emphasis on sustainability, resource efficiency, and circular construction. His research addresses maintenance, strengthening, and reuse strategies for masonry and concrete structures. A central objective of his work is to reduce environmental impact in the built environment by enabling rational maintenance of brick facades and promoting the reuse of masonry materials. By integrating material reuse and effective maintenance solutions, he aims to lower waste generation and enhance long-term structural performance. His contributions support broader efforts toward sustainable construction practices and highlight the role of masonry in circularity-driven building approaches.
Mohammad Kahangi is a postdoctoral fellow in the Division of Structural Engineering at Lund University. His work focuses on masonry structures, with emphasis on sustainability, resource efficiency, and circular construction. His research addresses maintenance, strengthening, and reuse strategies for masonry and concrete structures. A central objective of his work is to reduce environmental impact in the built environment by enabling rational maintenance of brick facades and promoting the reuse of masonry materials. By integrating material reuse and effective maintenance solutions, he aims to lower waste generation and enhance long-term structural performance. His contributions support broader efforts toward sustainable construction practices and highlight the role of masonry in circularity-driven building approaches.