TEAM QUALIFICATION AND

EXPERTIES
Team University Of Jordan includes architects, mechanical engineers, electrical
engineers, interior designers, graphic designers and civil engineers. This wide
diversity of backgrounds provides the Team with a unique opportunity to synthesize
this wide-ranging expertise into a design that fully embraces its place. Our teams
experience in meeting the challenge of designing for Dubai environment is
unrivaled, allowing us to deliver the best solutions safely and effectively.
Dr. Wael Al-Azhari is the Dean Assistant at The University of Jordan, he has 15+
years of professional industry experience at all levels of design and construction, as
well as substantial graphic design, interior design, landscape/hardscape design,
lighting and furniture design/fabrication expertise.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Salaymeh is also an expert in the Field of Energy Regulation. He
taught Energy Regulation course under the frame of the master program of
Regulation and Competition in cooperation with the college of Europe. Dr. AlSalaymeh attended many courses and training sessions in the field of Energy
Regulation, he is very active in the field of Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and
Water management. He participated in many national and international workshops
in the field of the Solar Energy, Photovoltaic, Biomass and Bio fuel in addition to the
water management.
Dr. Ghaleb J. Sweis is the Vice President for investment and development at The
University of Jordan, he is an expert in the project management field he performed
responsible supervisory and administrative civil engineering work related to the
construction, maintenance and design of various infrastructure and building
construction projects.
The Students and Post graduate
The architectural team has essential experience in project design, management,
construction administration, and design-build delivery methods. The engineering
team includes experts on a variety of interdisciplinary projects in renewable energy,
solar energy applications, solar power generation from both thermal and
photovoltaic approaches, as well as building applications of solar energy and zero
energy building design.