Having graduated from CEPT University, Ahmed Abbas went on to pursue post graduation with a dual degree in Computational Design and Fabrication technology from TU DELFT, Netherlands and METU, Turkey.

 

Since the conception of a&f design, Ahmed Abbas has associated himself in the practice of computational design in creating unconventional spatial experience through customising and developing elements using parametric means. His research in sustainable architecture carries on, as he experiments newer techniques to use natural materials like mud, brick, bamboo and others. He believes in performance oriented design, backed by a design approach that takes aspects like climate, structure and other intangible criterias of design into consideration. Apart from his professional practice, Ahmed Abbas also works as a visiting faculty at CEPT University, teaching Generative Design Studio to masters students at the Faculty of Design.