Fataneh Shoghi is a Project Manager at the High Performance Design Lab (HPD Lab), University of Tehran, and a Building Energy Performance Consultant. She received her M.Sc. in Architecture and Energy from the University of Tehran, where her research focused on the impact of façade material properties on pedestrian thermal comfort. Her research interests include human-centered building performance, outdoor thermal and visual comfort, urban microclimate, building energy performance, climate-responsive architecture, nature-based solutions, sustainable urban design, and daylighting. She has authored and co-authored several peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters on building performance, urban climate, and sustainable architecture, with publications in journals including the *Journal of Daylighting*. She also serves as a reviewer for international journals, including *Cell Reports Physical Science*, the *Journal of Daylighting*, and *Frontiers in Built Environment*. Her current research focuses on developing evidence-based design strategies to enhance human well-being, energy efficiency, and climate resilience in the built environment.