Camelia is a sustainability enthusiast and an urban designer, an architect and an academic by profession, with extensive experience in concept development ranging from small-scale residential project, public- and commercial building design to large mixed-use urban development projects, which are located across the world: the Netherlands, Denmark, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Maldives, China, India, Malaysia and Indonesia. She holds a PhD in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Science from Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands}. She has an extensive experience in large scale property development in Indonesia and Malaysia. Her research interest is particularly in sustainable urban design and architecture, mixed-use urban development, social housing, transit-oriented development and urban heritage rejuvenation. Currently, she is a the Head of School of Architecture, Building and Design at Taylor's University. She is also editorial board member of Journal of Advances in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Architecture; Al-Quds Journal for Academic Research - Humanities and Social Sciences. Associate editor of Dimensi: Journal of Architecture and Built Environment, as well as a guest editor for International Journal of Architecture Research (Emerald Publishing) and Architecture journal (MDPI).