I’m an architect by training, having graduated in 2009 from EPAU in Algiers. After graduating, I continued my studies by enrolling in post-graduation, which enabled me to obtain a magister’s degree in 2014.
I’m currently working on my doctoral thesis, which deals with the heritage of cultural landscapes in Algeria.
I’m an architect of historic monuments and sites, qualified by the French Ministry of Culture. My experience includes collaboration on the PCI project (EPAU/UPM), which led to the publication of the collective work entitled “Méthode de réhabilitation d’un center historique: diagnostic du quartier Ben M’hidi à Alger” (Method for rehabilitating a historic center: diagnosis of the Ben M’hidi district in Algiers), published by ALUR in 2013.
As a member of the working group, I also contributed to the “Assistance à Maîtrise d’Ouvrage” initiative for the rehabilitation of buildings on Boulevard Colonel Amirouche, in collaboration with OPGI Bir Mourad Rais.
I’m very active in the popularization of science, and had the honor of being part of the organizing committee for the Archi’Terre festival. In addition, I have taken part in numerous radio and television programs, while presenting various scientific papers and conferences in the field of architectural and urban heritage preservation.
