Understand inputs
Organize assessment assumptions with explicit context and purpose.
I develop research and practical tools to support sustainable renovation, life-cycle performance assessment and informed engineering decisions.
Which residential renovation option is preferable when energy, carbon and cost objectives conflict—and when some modelling information changes?
The doctoral project develops a transparent comparison framework for multiple retrofit alternatives. It examines life-cycle performance while keeping the underlying decision problem explicit.
Understanding the operational energy implications of interventions.
Capturing carbon and cost impacts beyond a single assessment year.
Comparing trade-offs transparently without overstating certainty.
My simulation and comparative analysis programme is ongoing as part of my doctoral research at Gaziantep University.
RetrofitIQ is a developing decision-support interface intended to make building-renovation assessment easier to understand and communicate.
Its direction centres on clear inputs, understandable comparisons and explicit distinctions between knowledge-based guidance and thesis-verified evidence.
Organize assessment assumptions with explicit context and purpose.
Make energy, carbon and cost dimensions easier to interpret.
Support reproducible reporting and confidence in the evidence trail.
My published materials research includes nano-silica-enhanced concrete, fiber-reinforced concrete, and lower-carbon masonry ideas using alternative inputs.