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Aga
Khan Professor of Islamic Architecture |
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Birthplace Damascus, Syria |
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Education Diplome of Architecture University of Damascus, 1979 M. Arch. II, University of California, Los Angeles 1984 Ph.D in Architecture, Art, and Environmental Studies, MIT, 1991 |
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Principal Fields of Interest Early and medieval Islamic art and architecture | Medieval urban history and historiography | Vernacular architecture Middle Eastern | Islamic Studies Colonial | Post-Colonial Studies |