Mr. Ameer Sulaiman Mohammed is an Assistant Lecturer and architectural engineer with academic and professional experience in architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, and environmental planning. He holds a bachelor's degree in architectural engineering from the University of Duhok and a master's degree in landscape architecture from Van Yüzüncü Yıl University, Turkey.

His expertise focuses on landscape architecture, urban sustainability, public space design, micro-climate assessment, GIS applications, and environmental analysis. His research interests include urban resilience, green infrastructure, walkability, spatial quality, and the relationship between public spaces and urban identity.

Among his major achievements are presenting research at international conferences, conducting studies on urban micro-climate improvement, green space assessment, and child-friendly urban environments, as well as contributing to architectural and landscape design projects. He has also held leadership roles in quality assurance and university administration.

He teaches courses related to landscape architecture, urban design, architectural working drawings, and public realm design. Through research, teaching, supervision, and academic service, he actively contributes to the advancement of architectural knowledge and the development of sustainable and livable urban environments.