Landscape is the product of the new knowledge of the cosmos by humans; an objective-subjective phenomenon that arises from the interaction of man, history and nature. New findings on the definition of “place” alongside massive changes in the disciplines of architecture and urbanism have produced new disciplines necessary for our present conditions of life. The landscape and the disciplines connected with it present a new field of science which, thanks to the adaptation of man today to perception and his knowledge of the environment, is in perpetual growth. The Landscape and Environment Research Group intends to provide scientific definitions and establish the academic and professional development of these disciplines through the identification of fundamental, developmental and applicable research and in relation to the world’s scientific centers.
Chairman
- Seyed Amir Mansouri, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Urban Studies (Architecture and Landscape)
Members
- Mehdi Sheibani, Ph.D., Professor of Architecture
- Mohammad Javad Saghafi, Ph.D., Professor of Architecture
- Yves Luginbühl, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Geography.Emeritus Director of Research at the CNRS
- Mohsen Feizi, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Landscape
- Mojtaba Ansari, Ph.D., Associate Professor
- Mehdi Zandiyeh, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Landscape
- Ahmad Ali Farzin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Architecture
- Heshmatallah Motedayen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture
- Vahid Heidar Nattaj, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Architecture
- Amin Habibi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Architecture
- Mohammad Atashinbar, Ph.D., Lecturer of Landscape Architecture
- Ayda Alehashemi, Ph.D., Lecturer of Landscape Architecture
- Marayam Al-sadat Mansouri, Lecturer of Landscape Architecture