I am a PhD Student at Thomas Jefferson University. My interest in the field of Architecture was sparked by living in Iran, which is home to many magical historic buildings and districts. During my academic life, my research interests in Architecture and Historic Preservation areas have led me to author papers as well as attend conferences. I am now privileged to act as a Research Assistant at Thomas Jefferson University which gives me great experience and expertise to do research by working on a book about a Campus Heritage Project, documenting cultural landscapes on the University's East Falls campus. Over the years, I have acquired considerable expertise in Architecture and Interior Architecture, and I am eager to employ my experience in restoring, designing, and doing research on both the interior and exterior of buildings needing consideration. I believe in a global workspace, accordingly, after developing a strong scientific foundation in design and research.