Naim Jabbour

Naim N. Jabbour

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
EMAIL
PHONE
850-599-3244
OFFICE
Architecture - Instruction

Office Hours

Walter Smith Architecture Bldg Room #313
 
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 11 am to 1 pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm

About Me


Dr. Naim Jabbour is an educator, researcher, and designer originally from Lebanon whose academic and professional work bridges architectural design, environmental performance, sustainability, technology, and culture. Prior to joining Florida A&M University, he served on the architecture faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology (an affiliate of Penn Sate University) for seventeen years, where he also served as Assistant Dean of the School of Construction & Design. His professional experience includes work as a Project Executive and Designer with PBK and as Principal Designer of Atelier Naim Jabbour. He earned a Doctor of Design and Master of Science in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University, a Master of Liberal Arts in Sustainability from Harvard University, and a Bachelor of Architecture from Louisiana State University. His teaching and research philosophy centers on the integration of design and performance, exploring architecture as an active and iterative process capable of strengthening relationships among people, place, culture, and the environment.


Areas of Interest



Education


  • Doctor of Design in Architecture (D.Des.) - GPA 4.0
    Carnegie Mellon University

Working History


  • Associate Professor of Architecture – 2009–2026
    Pennsylvania College of Technology
  • Principal Designer – 2009–Present
    Atelier Naim Jabbour
  • Principal Investigator, NSF S-STEM BE Scholars Grant Program – 2017–2022
    Pennsylvania College of Technology
  • Assistant Dean, School of Construction & Design – 2018–2019
    Pennsylvania College of Technology
  • National Chair, USGBC Students – 2011–2015
    Center for Green Schools, U.S. Green Building Council
  • Project Executive / Designer – 2001–2008
    PBK

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More Information


  • Former National Chair, USGBC Students