Jamel Akbar
1954
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country of citizenship: Saudi Arabia
native language: Arabic
languages spoken, written or signed: Arabic
educated at: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, King Saud University
occupation: architect
Jamel Akbar (born 26 May 1954, Taif, Hijaz, Saudi Arabia) is an architect, educator, and theorist. His theoretical contributions are in the field of the built environment. His major contribution is in measuring the quality of the built environment through concepts such as responsibility, control, ownership and interventions. His work concentrates on humans' and properties’ rights among individuals, institutions and the State. By comparing such rights in different cultures he developed conclusions concerning economic and social settings and their ramifications on the quality of the built environment. Source: Wikipedia (en)
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