Dr. Adiba Shafique is an architect, researcher, and academic specializing in sustainable urbanism, environmental science, public open spaces, and healthy built environments. She holds a PhD in Architecture from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia focused on human behavior organization in public open spaces. She has recently conducted research in Environmental Science at University of Nottingham, United Kingdom and has over 10 years of experience as an Assistant Professor in Architecture across Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and India. Her research focuses on climate resilience, sustainable housing, urban sustainability, microclimate analysis, environmental behavior, and the role of public open spaces in enhancing urban well-being and mitigating climate change impacts. She also earned a Master’s degree in Recreation Architecture. Dr. Shafique is a LEED Accredited Professional (BD+C) certified by the U.S. Green Building Council and also holds WELL AP certification, reflecting her commitment to designing, operating, and maintaining spaces that prioritize human health, wellness, comfort, and environmental quality, particularly within housing and residential environments. She has authored numerous research papers, book chapters, and conference publications in the fields of sustainable urban design, environmental psychology, housing, and smart cities. Her expertise includes the use of advanced analytical and visualization tools for environmental and urban research.