Aram Yeretzian is an architect, associate professor and a founding member of the Lebanon Green Building Council. He develops evidence-based approaches that address the relationship between the behavior of buildings and their occupants in Mediterranean and arid climates. Supported by 30 years of professional experience in designing climate responsive architectural and master plan projects, his teaching and research also focus on low environmental impact construction materials.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, American University of Beirut, 1989
Master’s of Science in Architecture: Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies in Architecture, University of East London, 2004
Expertise & Interests
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Climate responsive design strategies in architecture and planning
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Building performance
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Building materials with low environmental impact