BASHIR A. KAZIMEE, AIA CURRICULUM VITAE 2013

Professor, School of Architecture and Construction Management College of Engineering & Architecture Washington State University Pullman, WA 99164-2220 (509) 335-1994 - FAX (509) 335-6132 E-Mail: bkazimee@arch.wsu.edu EDUCATION _____________________________________________________ 1977 Master of Architecture in Advanced Studies Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1973 Bachelor of Architecture Kabul University PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION/AFFILIATIONS_________________________

1. Licensed Architect, State of Texas, Reg. No. 14163 2. Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA) 3. Member, The Society of Afghan Engineers (SOAE) 4. Member, International Center for Arid & Semi-Arid Land Studies (ICASAL),

Texas Tech University Editorial

1. Invited member: The International scientific advisory board, for the Responsibilities and Opportunities in Architectural Conservation: Fourth International Conference Organized by The Center for the Study of Architecture in the Arab Region (CSAAR), College of Architecture and Arts, Petra University, Amman, Jordan, November, 2008.

2. Invited member for the International Editorial Board on the book series; The Sustainable World, in affiliation with Wessex institute of technology, and WIT Press, UK.

3. Invited member: the Editorial Board; International Journal of Ecodynamics, in affiliation with the Wessex Institute of Technology and the WIT Press in UK.

4. Invited member; Editorial and International Scientific Advisory Board on the series of international conferences on “Sustainability ” in Segovia, Spain 2002 Skiathos, Greece 2003, Siena, Italy 2004, and Bologna, Italy 2005, Portugal 2008, offered by Wessex Institute of Technology.

5. Invited reviewer for GNSF (Georgia National Scientific Foundation) review and recommend research proposals.

Visiting Scholar (August 2011 & Summer 2012)

The Aga Khan Trust for Culture

Delivered design workshops and lectured on urban development and

reconstruction in Afghanistan to the Architecture Department of Kabul University and Kabul Poly Technique, as well as young professionals from Kabul Municipality and Ministry of Urban Development in Kabul.

AWARDS_______________________________________________________________ 2001 Listed in Who's Who in the World, 18th Edition, New

Providence, NJ: Marquis Who's Who, 2001 & 2011.

1996 International Research Award: IAA/UN Gold Medal

International Competition "Ecopolises: Settlements for Sustainable Developments" offered by the International Academy of Architecture and UN Habitat-II conference in Istanbul, Turkey. The Gold Medal was awarded for his collaborative project on "Sustainable Community Development: A Regenerative Proposal for Pullman, Washington, USA." (70 entries from 23 countries), (with Bartuska)

1998 National Research Award: AIA/ACSA - Council of Architectural Research National Award, “Sustainable Community Development Project”. Exhibited in AIA Convention, Los Angeles.

1993 Teaching Award: Recipient of the Burlington Northern

Teaching Award for Excellence and Meritorious Teaching at WSU. One of the highest awards granted by the Washington State University. (with owen)

1975-1977 Scholarship: Merit based scholarship by Kabul University, and

US Agency for International Development granted for two years Graduate Study at MIT.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY - ACADEMIC 2003-Present Professor & member of graduate faculty School of Architecture and Construction Management Washington State University Area of research: Traditional Islamic cities, housing and

sustainable communities. (Ref. Publications) 1995-2003 Associate professor & member of graduate faculty School of Architecture and Construction Management Washington State University Taught & coordinated upper/intermediate level design and theory

courses & advised graduate theses. 1990-1995 Assistant professor of architecture School of Architecture, Washington State University 1984-1989 Assistant Professor College of Architecture & Planning King Faisal University Dammam, Saudi Arabia Taught and coordinated the upper/intermediate levels

Housing/Community Design Studios/Architecture and Urban Form and related theory courses.

Area of research: study and implication of changing housing

patterns in Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. (Ref. publications)

1981-1984 Lecturer Division of Architecture Texas Tech University Lubbock, Texas Taught Architectural Design Studios – Introductory theory of -

architecture & architectural graphics. Advisor to thesis students. Developed seminar course on “ Housing in Developing Countries”.

Summer 1977 Researcher Department of Architecture Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts Contributed to the research and documentation of the original

drawings by Professor Albert Szabo, subsequently published in the book on “Afghanistan: An Atlas of Indigenous Domestic Architecture”. (Ref. Publications)

1977-1980 Assistant Professor Department of Architecture Kabul University Kabul, Afghanistan Employed as teaching assistant (1973-1975), subsequently

appointed as lecturer in 1977. Promoted to assistant professor rank in 1980. Taught basic design - architectural freehand drawings - construction materials.

PUBLICATIONS________________________________________________________

Books & book chapters 2012 Book: Heritage and Sustainability in the Islamic Built

Environment, WIT-Press, Southampton, UK, 2012. 2003 Book: Place, Meaning and Form in the Architecture and Urban

Structure of Eastern Islamic Cities, Edwin Mellen Press, Ltd,

New York, USA, 2003. (with Rahmani).

2013 Book in progress: Sustainable Urban Form: Theory Design and

Application, Cognilla - Publising Inc, California, . 2010 Book Chapter: Traditional urbanism and lessons for global cities:

the case of Isfahan, “ Eco – Architecture III: Harmonization Between Architecture and Nature “ edited by S. Hernandez, C.A.

Brebbia, & W.P.De Wilde, pp 133 - 143, WIT Press, UK, 2010

2008 Book Chapter: Learning from vernacular architecture:

sustainability and cultural conformity. “ Eco – Architecture:

Harmonization between Architecture and Nature “ edited by G.

Broadbent & C.A. Brebbia, pp 3-13, WIT Press, UK, 2008.

2007 Book Chapter: “Urbanization and the Global Housing Crisis”

pp 371-378, The Built Environment: A Collaborative Inquiry into Design and Planning, Edited by Wendy R. McClure and Tom J. Bartuska, John Wiley & Sons Inc., New Jersey.

2008 Encyclopedia: Encyclopedia of Society and Culture in the Ancient

and Medieval World: CRAFT IN MEDIEVAL ISLAM , pp 261-263, Vol-I, Editor in Chief: Pam J. Crabtree, by Schlager Group Inc. 2008.

2008 Encyclopedia: Encyclopedia of Society and Culture in the Ancient

and Medieval World: ROADS AND BRIDGES OF MEDIEVAL

ISLAM, pp 876 – 878, Vol-III, Editor in Chief: Pam J. Crabtree, by Schlager Group Inc. 2008.

2006 Book Chapter: “Sustainable Reconstruction and Planning

Strategies for Afghan Cities: Conservation in Culture and

Environmental Heritage,” pp-49 60. The Sustainable City - IV: Urban Regenerative and Sustainability, by Editors: U. Mander,

C.A. Brebbia & E. Tiezzi, WIT Press, UK, 2006.

2005 Book Chapter: “Sustaiable Cells of Urbanism,” pp 221-243, Future Forms and Design for Sustainable Cities, by Mike Jenks and Nicola Dempsey, Architectural Press an imprint of Elsevier,

Oxford, 2005. 2005 Book Chapter: “The Dwelling Margin, and Housing Density:

Design Consideration for Sustainable Multifamily Housing,” pp-1039- 1050, Sustainable Development and Planning II, Volume 2, WIT press, Southhampton, UK.

2004 Book Chapter: „Sustainable Urban Regenerative Process and

Densification: Theory and Practice,” The Sustainable City - III, pp 257 – 367, WIT Press, Ashurst, Southampton, UK. 2004.

2003 Book Chapter “ Sustainable Urban Village With Vision: A

comprehensive proposal for an ecologically sensitive residential community,” Sustainable Planning and Development, pp. 813-822, WIT Press, Ashurst, Southampton, UK. 2003.

2002 Book Chapter: " Sustainable Urban Design Paradigm: Twenty

five simple things to do to make an urban neighborhood sustainable," WIT Press, Ashurst, Southampton, UK.

1993 Book Chapter: "Life In Between the Residential Walls in Islamic Cities,” Housing Design, Research, Education,, pp. 221-238, by Marjorie Bulos and Necdet Teymur, Avebury Ashgate Publishing Limited, England. (with Samizay)

1993 Book Chapter: "Quest for Shelter: Squatters and Urbanization

Throughout the World,” in The Built Environment, Bartuska, Tom and Young, Gerald L. co-editors, Crisp Publication, Inc., Menlo Park, California 1993.

1977 Published Thesis: Urban/Rural Dwelling Environments: Kabul,

Afghanistan, MIT, Thesis, the MIT press, Cambridge MA. 1977. (Limited Copies)

1980 Book: Traditional Technology & Methods for Constructing Vault and Dome in Afghanistan, manuscript in Persian, Kabul University, Afghanistan.

1980 Contributor: Traditional Architecture of Afghanistan, by Hallet,

Stanley & Samizay, Rafi, (contributed illustrations and measured drawings).

1978 Contributor: Urbanization Primer, by Caminos, Horacio &

Goethert, Reinhard, The MIT Press, Cambridge MA. 1978. (contributed photographs and illustrations).

1978 Contributor: Preliminary Notes on the Indigenous Architecture of

Afghanistan, by Szabo, Albert and Szabo, Branda D.,(contributed, drawings, see Acknowledgment). Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.

International conference papers & journals

Note: All publications including journal articles & conference proceedings are peer reviewed and selected competitively from a large pool of applicants. The abbreviations that are used in this section stand for: AIA - The American Institute of Architects, ACSA - The American Collegiate Schools of Architecture, IAA - The International Academy of Architecture and UN - The United Nations.

2013 “Design Visions for Sustainable Urbanism,” forthcoming Special issue of the Journal of Design and Nature & Ecodynamics, Guest Editor: Bashir kazimee, WIT_Press, UK, Fall, 2013.

2013 “The Conservation Activities of the Historic Urban

Architecture in Afghanistan” A Quarterly Update from the

Society of Afghan Engineers, SAE, e-NEWSLETTER, Volume 3, Issue 1, Virginia, USA, January 2013.

2012 “Vernacular Architecture of Nuristan: Old Lessons for

Shaping New Communities” Memory Magazine, special issue: Cultural History and Architectural Practice in Afghanistan, Dubai,

UAE, Fall 2012.

2012 “Eco – Architecture 2012: 4th International Conference on

Harmonization between Architecture and Nature,” WIT-Press, Kos, Greece, September 2012. 2009 ACSA proceedings: THE VALUE OF DESIGN, Invited

presenter on special focus session: Instant Cities: The Challenges of Global Urbanism. Topic: “Traditional urbanism and lessons for global cities: the case of Isfahan,” Portland, Oregon, March, 2009.

2009 “Representation Of Vernacular Architecture and Lessons For

Sustainable and Culturally Responsive Environment” Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics, Volum 4, Issue 4, WIT-Press, UK, 2009.

2008 Conference proceedings: “The Role of Environmental and Cultural Heritage in Rebuilding the Afghan Cities” pp-537 - 548 Instant Cities :Emergent Trends in Architecture and Urbanism in the Arab World, Edited by A. Moustafa, J. Al-Qawasmi and K. Mitchell,, School of Architecture, American University of Sharjah, UAE, CSAAR Press. 2008A.

2006 “Teaching Sustainability in Architecture,” abstract accepted

at the: Changing Trends in Architectural Design

Education: Sharing Experiences and Building Partnerships across the Mediterranean Rim. CSAAR First International Conference; the Center for the Study of Architecture in the

Arab Region, In Collaboration with National School of Architecture, Rabat, Morocco, November, 2006. (with

Rahmani)

2002 International Paper: “The role of Vernacular in the Making of Tradition,” accepted for presentation at the Eight Conference of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, to be held in Hong Kong, Dec. 2002.

2002 International Paper: "Sustainable Cells of Urbanism: A

Regenerative Theory and Practice," accepted for presentation at, Creating Sustainable Urban Environments: Future Forms for City Living, Oxford Brooks University, Oxford, UK. Sept. 2002.

2002 International Journal: : "The Living Tradition of Afghan Courtyard and Aiwan," in the "Journal of Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review," TDSR Volume XIII, Number II, 2002, Berkley, CA.

2001 International Paper: "UNDER THE SHADOW OF WALLS: Place, Meaning and Form in the Islamic Architecture and Urban Structure of Isfahan," proceedings of "Oriental Occidental," ACSA International Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, June 2001, ACSA Press, New York & Washington D.C., 2001.

2000 Regional Journal: "Inside with Place: The Architecture of

Courtyard Houses and Its Enduring Tradition in Moslem Cities", article published in the "UNIVERSE," WSU Press, Spring 2000.

1999 International Paper; "University Sustainable Village: A

Comprehensive Proposal for a New Compact Residential Community," published in the proceedings of "LA CITTA NUOVA," ACSA International Conference, Rome, Italy, ACSA Press, May 1999. (with Bartuska).

2000 Regional Paper: "Sustainable Urban Planning," published in the

proceedings of that conference on (Stewardship Through Architectural Design and Planning,) by the University of Idaho, Borah Foundation, Moscow, ID. (with Bartuska)

2000 National paper: "University Sustainable Village: A

Comprehensive Proposal for a new Compact Residential Community," proceedings of "Greening of the Campus III," Ball State University Press, Muncie, Indiana, September 1999. (with Bartuska)

1998 National Journal: "Redesigning That Town; The Magic Word is

Sustainability," article in "High Ground," Number-4 pp. 77-81, edited by Ross Coates, Moscow, ID. (with Bartuska and Owen)

1997 International Paper: "Places In-Between Dwellings: The

Essentiality of Place Making in High Density Housing," published in the proceedings of "The 3rd International Convention on Urban Planning, Housing & Design," Singapore Institute of Planners and the University of Singapore, August 1997.

1998 International Paper: "Constructing a Sustainable Urban Regenerative Proposal for Kyoto, Japan," published in the proceedings of ACSA International Conference "Constructing New Worlds," in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

1997 National paper: “Sustainable Community development," paper

published in the proceedings of “The Rural Towns: Designing for Growth and Sustainability," pp. 65-73., edited by Wendy McClure, CBDR, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID. (with Bartuska & Owen)

1995 National journal: "Envisioning a Sustainable Community,"

article in the UNIVERSE, Washington State University Journal of Education, WSU Press, Pullman, Washington.

1996 International Paper: "Sustainable Community Development: A Comprehensive Urban Proposal for Pullman, WA. USA." (Recipient of Gold Medal for the design project and paper) presented at "Ecopolis: Settlements for Sustainable Developments," by the International Academy of Architecture & UN Habitat-II Conference, in Istanbul, Turkey. (with Bartuska)

1994 International Paper: "Design Intervention and Cultural

Diversity: An Interactive Approach." published in the proceedings of "Urban Scene & History of Future ," International ACSA European Conference, London, England.

1992 International paper: “Diurnal Rotation: The Living Tradition of

Afghan Court and Aiwan." published in the proceedings of the International symposium on "Current Research in Architecture and Culture," School of Architecture, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

1998 National Paper: "Rethinking Design Curriculum: Integrating

Solar Energy for a Sustainable Future," electronic publication "Global Possibilities," Second Annual Symposium for Solar Future, in conjunction with Cooper-Hewitt Museum’s Solar Conference, NY. See:http://www.spiderweb.org/globalpossibilities/solarfuture/middle.html

1995 National Paper: "Places In-Between Dwellings: The Essentiality

of Place Making in High Density Urban Housing." Paper abstract accepted in 18th national conference on "Making Cities Livable," Carmel, California.

1994 National Paper: "A Sustainable Community Development

Program: Regenerating A Profile of Place for Pullman, WA.," published in the proceedings of CCSAA "Creating Community Sustainability Across America," Conference by Community Sustainability Resource Institute, Washington, D.C., November 1994. (with Bartuska).

1994 National Journal: "Regenerating a Profile of Place: A

Sustainable Community Program," review article published in "PLACES: A Forum on Environmental Design," Pratt Institute of Architecture, Volume 9, November 1995. (with Bartuska).

1994 National Journal: "Sustainable Community Development."

Research and Project selected on national level for National Architectural Research Exhibition at AIA/ACSA Convention in Los Angeles, CA, May. Published ACSA Newsletter May 1994. (with Bartuska& Owen).

1994 National Paper: "Modeling Sustainability: Theory and

Design," published in the proceedings of National ACSA Technology Conference, University of Michigan. (with Bartuska).

1993 National Paper: "Design for Cultural Diversity: A Housing Project for East Toppenish." published in the proceedings of "Crossing Boundaries in Practice ," the Fifth International and Interdisciplinary Forum on Built Form & Culture Research Symposium on Architecture, organized by the University of Cincinnati, Ohio.

1993 National Paper: "Modeling Sustainability: An Urban Design

Prototype." Paper and design project Submitted for a Call for Sustainable Community Solution International Design Competition, sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, Chicago, Illinois.

1991 National Paper: "Life In Between the Residential Quarters in

Islamic Cities," published in the proceedings of "Architecture Back...To...Life." National ACSA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. (with Samizay).

1987 International Journal: "Change and Tradition: Towards a

Housing Model for the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia." Article published in "Open House International," Vol. 12, No. 4, 1987, NBS Services Ltd. Mansion House Chambers, The Close, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3RE,UK. (with Hilton).

1986 International Journal: "Traditional Housing Pattern: The Old

City of Kabul." article published in "Open House International," Vol. II, No. 1, 1986, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, UK.

1986 International Paper: "Qala: The Fortress Farmhouse of

Afghanistan." published in the proceedings of the International ACSA Annual Meeting, "The Spirit of Home," Information Dynamic Inc., 111 Claybrook Drive, Silver Spring, Missouri.

1986 International Paper: "The Implication of Changing Patterns of

Housing in Saudi Arabia." abstract published in the proceedings of the "Built Form and Culture Research," International Conference, The University of Kansas. (with Hilton).

1982 Unpublished Article: "A Conflict Between Individual and

Bureaucracy: Case Study of a Self Help House and the Growth of Squatter Settlement in Kabul."

BOOK REVIEWS: 2005 Imperial Dakar: Irony and Illusion in African Architecture. By

Thmas M. Shaw, The Edwin Mellen Press. ( forthcoming) 1998 “The Seed of Sustainability: An Interactive CD-ROM defining

sustainability for the Architecture, Planner and Designer,” by Robert Fleming, McGraw-Hill publishing company. (forthcoming).

RESEARCH & GRANTS A. Funded Research:

2011 Samuel H. and Patricia W. Smith Teaching and Learning Grant from the University College in the amount of $5000 for Undergraduate Education improvement.

1995 School of Architecture mini-grant awarded $5,000 for the development of "Sustainable Village" concept, ideas and guidelines for Pullman, WA.

1994 Prepared "Design" portion of a multi-disciplinary grant proposal to HUD: US Department of Housing & Urban Developments,) to study "Affordable Family Housing: A National Program." Received $200,000 of grant funds from HUD to prepare the proposal.

January 1977 Joint Grant Agency for US International Development/Michigan

State University for participation in the seminar on “Workshop in Communications.”

1976 Grant for Field Research of Urban Environments in Kabul,

Afghanistan for Master of Architecture Thesis at MIT, by US Agency for International Development and Kabul University.

B. Unfunded Research: 1992-95 Directed a student's research and study of high-density housing

neighborhoods in Seattle, Portland and Vancouver BC at Washington State University.

1986 Conducted research on the study of a traditional neighborhood in

Saudi Arabia. See ACSA publications. 1978 Conducted research on the study of several traditional residential

neighborhoods in Afghanistan. See ACSA publications. 1978 Conducted research on "Traditional Technology and Methods for

Construction of Vault and Dome in Afghanistan."

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND DESIGN WORK _________________

2006-2010 Studio Zarnegar Architecture & Planning Karte-Seh, Front of Lycee Habibia Street Kabul, Afghanistan Consulting Senior Architect: Design and preparation of schematic drawings for the master plans of the American University of Kabul and the University of Kandahar, in consultation with Yost Grube Hall Architects, Portland, Oregon – Design and schematic drawings for Arg-palace master plan –Landscape design and conceptual drawings for Delkusha Palace garden.

1989 The Harsen & Johns Architects

151 West Passaic Street Rochelle Park, NJ 07662 Architect: Designed single & multiple family houses and a

shopping complex in New Jersey. 1980-1982 Noon Qayum & Company Architecture and Engineering Consultants Lahore, Pakistan Senior Architect: Designed the Federal Bank Building Project in

Islamabad & Football Stadium for the Agricultural University at Faisalabad.

1973-1980 Memar Collaborative Collaborative Architectural and Engineering Firm Kabul, Afghanistan Principal and Architect: In this period, while I had a teaching

assignment in Kabul University, I was also managing the Memar Architectural Firm in Kabul. I was the owner/partner of the firm and my responsibilities included; designing, management and advising the design team, scheduling and project assignments, organizing, developing and maintenance of design programs to provide quality service to the clients.. The firm was established in 1973. Major works included: Vocational schools,160 room hotel, supreme-court building, campus master plan for the University of Jalalabad, Datsun automobile show room and workshop, private apartments, private homes and mixed use commercial and residential buildings.

1972-1974 AEP Collaborative Kabul University Part Time Architect and Research Assistant: Originally employed

by AEP Collaborative to do research and drawings for the book Traditional Architecture of Afghanistan, was promoted to Architect for on-campus projects.

SELECTED PROJECTS____________

The American University of Kabul Design and preparation of schematic drawings for the master plan of the American University of Kabul in consultation with Studio Zarnegar Architecture & Planning, Kabul & Yost Grube Hall Architects, Portland, Oregon. Argh-Palace master plan, Kabul Design and schematic drawings for Arg-palace master plan –Landscape design and conceptual drawings for Delkusha Palace garden, Studio Zarnegar Architecture & Planning, Kabul

Kyoto Sustainable Urban Design Project: Constructing a Sustainable Urban Regenerative Proposal for Kyoto, Japan. An international urban design competition entry.

University Sustainable Village: A Comprehensive Proposal for a

New Compact Residential Community, at Pullman, WA. The proposal include 500 residential units on a 70 acres university owned site.

Pullman Sustainable Urban Design Project: A Comprehensive

Sustainable, Regenerative Urban Design Proposal for Pullman, WA USA. Project under adaptation.

Mosque in Lubbock, Texas, 34th Street and LaSalle Avenue.

Site area 27250 sq. ft. and building area 3000 sq. ft. Project constructed, 1987.

Private apartment building in Char-Rahi Ansari, Kabul, built

on a site area of 600 m2 and building area of 1280 m2 in four stories. The building includes 16 apartment units and shopping on the street level. Project completed 1978.

Private apartment building in Shri-Naw, Kabul, built on site

area of 400 m2 and building area of 1200 m2 in three stories. The building includes 8 apartment units and shopping on the ground floor level. Project completed 1980.

Private house at Karte-Parwan, Kabul, built on site area of 540

m2 and building area of 130 m2 in two stories. Project completed 1975.

Private house at Wazir-Akbar Khan, Kabul, built on site area of

500 m2 and building area of 110 m2 in two stories. Project completed 1978.

Private house in Khoshal-Mina, Kabul, built on site area of 150

m2 and building area of 144 m2 in two levels. Project completed 1978. Restoration of American Cultural Center, Kabul. Restoration and conversion of existing restaurant and adjacent library space to exhibition hall, a projection room and adding classrooms. Project completed 1976.

Supreme Court Building in Darul-Aman, Kabul. Government

project, designed on site area of 4000 m2 and building area of 800 m2. The project includes two court rooms, offices, meeting and waiting areas. Project not built.

Restoration of the head office of the Asia Foundation in Shari-

Naw, Kabul. Project completed 1975 Datsun Car Workshop and Offices in Darul-Aman, Kabul, on

site area of 2400 m2 and building area of 100 m2. The project

includes workshop, car exhibition area, offices, selling and service areas. Project not constructed.

Vocational Agricultural School for the Ministry of Education Kabul. The project is designed for 1000 students and is a prototype to be built in four provinces of Afghanistan, having classrooms, dormitories, laboratories and other related facilities. Project constructed, 1980.

Hotel project in Salang-Watt, Kabul, designed on site of 300 m2

and building area of 2000 m2 in ten stories. The project had 160 bedrooms, restaurant, shopping and market area on the ground and first floor, parking and other related facilities. Project not built.

Office Building for Federal Co-Operative Bank, a subsidiary of

the State Bank of Pakistan at Islamabad, Pakistan. Competition Project, Not Applied

Concept plans for football and hockey stadium and associated

commercial complex for the Agricultural University, Faisalabad, Pakistan, Project not constructed.

LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS AND MEDIA July 2012 Invited lecture: Lectured on “New Urbanism in the USA and Lessons from it ” to the Kabul Municipality city administrators and professionals in Kabul, Afghanistan. June 2012 Invited Juror: Served on international jury panel for the National Museum of Afghanistan International Competition, New York, June 25 - July 2nd - organized by USAID and the Afghan Ministry of Culture and Information. Nov. 2010 Invited WSU university-wide public lecture: “The Role of

Environmental and Cultural Heritage in Rebuilding Afghan Cities”.

March 2004 Invited lecture: Museum of Arch/WSU university-wide lecture “

Traditional Architecture of Afghanistan” Spring, 2002 Spokesman Review: Article on the "21st Century Home," April,

21st, 2002, Spokane, WA. 2001 Interview: by the “National Brazilian Daily Journal do Brazil,” by

Mr. Douglas McMillan, editor, Dec, 2, 2001, on the reconstruction and urban design problems of the city of Kabul, Afghanistan.

Dec. 2,001 Invited lecture: Moscow International Community and Diversity

"Islamic Architecture of South Central Asia," Moscow, ID. Feb. 1999 Invited lecture: "Islamic Architecture and Urbanism of 17th cc,

Isfahan," Kiwanis Club of Moscow community, Moscow, ID.

May 1998 Invited Lecture: "Sustainability: The Emerging New Paradigm for

Environmental Design," ACSA International Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Apr. 1997 Persian News: Ariana Afghanistan Communication Media TV,

International Program, Virginia. Interviewed in regard to the International Gold Medal award, by UN. & IAA in Istanbul, Turkey.

2/1997 College news: "Problems Confront Local and World Housing,"

Innovation, WSU College of Engineering & Architecture, Pullman, WA.

January 1997 Invited Lecture: Art a La Carte – Museum of Art Sponsor Public

Lecture series "Sustainable Community Development," January 30, Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Winter 1996 Threshold 21: "Faculty Accomplishments and Awards," School of

Architecture Publication, WSU. Winter 1996 The Voice: Habitat II Conference News, AIAS Architecture

Student Publication, School of Architecture, WSU, February 1997 Invited lecture: "Sustainable Community Development," Moscow

Women Legal Voters Association, Moscow, ID. 11/1996 Associated Collegiate Schools of Architecture Newsletter: "WSU

Profs. Win IAA, International Gold Medal," ACSA Newsletter, Volume 26.

November 1996 Public exhibition: Student Projects for Willopa Bay exhibited to

Willopa Bay Coastal Resource Science Center at Long Beach, WA.

October 1996 Televised Symposium: "World Housing Crises," Televised

Symposium on Habitat-II Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, School of Architecture, WSU, Reference: Evergreen & Daily News.

October 1996 Public exhibition: "Sustainable Community Development" and

"Pullman Sustainable Village." Architecture Gallery Carpenter Hall – Habitat II Materials.

October 1996 Public exhibition: "Sustainable Community Development," and

"Pullman Sustainable Village," WSU - Statewide Political Forum & Public Reception.

October 1996 Exhibition: Student Farm Steward’s Home at Koppel Farm.

Student and faculty presentation and exhibition of student projects to community organized by Graystone Foundation Annual Members Meeting at City Hall, Pullman, WA..

September 1996 Invited lecture: "Future Homes," Pullman High School, Senior

Class in Mrs. Gloria Tinder’s class, Pullman, WA.

11/1996 Pullman News: Pullman Community Update and news, in regard to

the International Gold Medal award to WSU professors by UN., & IAA in Istanbul, Turkey.

10/1996 WSU Evergreen: "College Access Key Topics of Political Forum," WSU Evergreen. 10/1996 Moscow-Pullman Daily News: "Building a Better Pullman," . 9/1996 WSU National News Release: "Sustainable community Plan Wins Global Gold," WSU News. 9/1996 Columbia Basin Herald, No. 46: “Washington State University

Plan Wins Award for Town Design,” 5/1996 International Academy of Architecture Newsletter: Ecopolise

"Settlement for Sustainable Development," international competition, International Academy of Architecture in Istanbul IAA Review.

October 1995 Exhibition: "Modeling Sustainability," Palouse Clearwater

Institute of Environmental Institute (PCEI), Community Workshop in Pullman, WA.

Fall 1995 Public presentation: Presented "Pullman Sustainable Village" to

WSU Administration and City Contractors, Pullman, WA. Summer 1995 Public presentation: Presented "Pullman Sustainable Village,"

project to the City of Pullman, Pullman, WA. Spring 1995 Lecture and presentation: ES/RP 490/590 course on Sustainability,

School of Environmental Science & Regional Planning, Washington State University, Pullman, WA.

Spring 1995 Exhibition: "Modeling Sustainability," PCEI, Spring Fair, Pullman,

WA. Summer/1994 Threshold 21: "Bashir Kazimee and Paul Hirzel: Exploring the

Meaning of Place," The News Journal of the School of Architecture, Washington State University.

3/1994 WSU Evergreen: "The Ghosts of Graystone Church," 2/1994 WSU Financial Report 1993: "Designing for the Real World,"

Research That Makes a Difference, Washington State University, Pullman.

October 1994 Presentation: "Sustainable Community Development, City of

Pullman Planning Commission, Pullman, WA." Summer 1994 Exhibition: Student, Co-Housing in Toppenish to Heritage College

and the Community of Toppenish, WA.

Summer 1994 Exhibition: Student Co-Housing for Heritage Community College,

Fourth Year Architectural Design Student Projects in Toppenish, Washington.

Spring 1994 Exhibition: "Sustainable Community Development," project

selected by National Architecture Research Award on national basis and exhibited at AIA/ACSA Convention in Los Angeles, CA.

7/1993 Toppenish Review: "WSU Housing ideas for east Toppenish draw

city praise". 7/1993 WSU Evergreen: "WSU architects work on housing in Toppenish". Fall 1993 Lecture: "Sustainable Community Development," University of

Idaho, School of Architecture, Moscow, ID. Summer 1993 Exhibition: Housing for Mexican-American Migrants, Fourth

Year, Fifth Year and Graduate Architecture Student Design Projects in Toppenish, WA.

Spring 1993 Invited lecture: "The Quest for Shelter," lecture given every spring

in Architecture 202, The Built Environment, Tom Bartuska, Coordinator, WSU, Pullman, WA.

5/1993 Innovation 1993: "Architecture students learn design to preserve

diversity," WSU College of Engineering and Architecture. 4/1993 Moscow-Pullman Daily News: "Design for immigrant

neighborhood presented. 3/1993 Toppenish Review: "WSU students pitch plans”. 2/1993 Toppenish Review: "WSU design team to develop plans for

Toppenish east side”. SERVICE TO UNIVERSITY_& SCHOOL__ ____________________________

1997 WSU Faculty Senate member (term 1997-1999)

2001 Construction Management Curriculum Development Committee, School of Architecture and Construction management.

2002 Member of the Search Committee for the ECS. Position. School of Architecture & Construction Management.

1994 Chair: School Planning Committee, School of Architecture & Construction Management, (1994 - 1998).

1997 Admission and Academic Affairs Committee, School of Architecture & Construction Management.

1997 Tenure and promotion Committee, School of Architecture & Construction management.

1996 Honor/ Awards and Scholarship Committee, School of Architecture & Construction management.

1998 School of Architecture & Construction management Wood Workshop committee.

PERSONAL ______________________________________________________________ Languages: English, Dari & Pashtu and familiarity with Arabic language Marital: Married with three children Current Status: Citizen of Afghanistan & the United States