Rabia brings over two decades of diverse experience in both industry and academia, specializing in leading complex architectural projects within residential and healthcare sectors for over twelve years. Transitioning to Building Information Modeling (BIM), Rabia completed the "Mastère Spécialisé BIM" program at Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech and holds the prestigious BIM-Project Management certificate from RICS.
With a Ph.D. in Building Information Modeling and Circular Economy, Rabia is passionate about leveraging technology to minimize the construction sector's environmental impact. Her research focuses on integrating BIM processes to enhance sustainability and address barriers to circular economy implementation.
Rabia is dedicated to pushing boundaries at the intersection of BIM, circular economy, and sustainable construction practices, striving for a more environmentally conscious industry.
Additionally, she has authored numerous papers published in highly-ranked scientific journals, contributing significantly to the advancement of knowledge in her field. Furthermore, Rabia is actively involved in the standardization of the circular economy for the construction sector, demonstrating her commitment to shaping industry practices at a global level.

Demolishing buildings is bad for the planet – here’s an alternative
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