Trained as an architect with an excellence scholarship from the King Mohammed VI Foundation, now a doctoral candidate at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne EPFL and faculty Lecturer at UM6P. Research and publications primarily address informal systems and housing dynamics. Distinctions encompass the international first prize for the Architecture of the Sacred from UIK Polytechnic of Tunis, the national first prize in the architecture of well-being from the AIA Foundation, and the special distinction for heritage photography from the Association Rabat-Salé Mémoire. The academic portfolio includes lecturing at the School of Architecture of University Mohammed VI Polytechnic UM6P for the technical-cultural history of architecture and the international contemporary trends’ courses, leading and instructing for architectural design studios, and steering and instructing intensive architectural workshops. Constructed professional projects contribution include the 2019 modular extension of UM6P.