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Fatma Kassim Mohamed

Lecturer

College of Engineering and Technology

Structural and Construction Engineering

Biography

Dr. Fatma Mohamed is a Lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam in the Department of Structural and Construction Engineering - College of Engineering and Technology. Dr Fatma holds a B.Eng in Architecture from Tokyo Institute of Technology, M.Eng. and PhD in Architecture from the University of Tokyo, Japan. She is a registered Architect with about 15 years’ experience in teaching, consultancy and research. 

Dr. Fatma is an active member to a number of professional organizations and serves on different National and International bodies. She is a member of the Council of Engineers for the Energy Transition (CEET), Chairperson of the National Construction Council (NCC) and a member of Council of the Zanzibar University (ZU)

Research Interest

Her research interests include architecture sustainability and conservation achieved through a deeper understanding of construction materials for both new construction and conservation. 

 

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Publications

  1. Kilumile, M., Barra, M., Mohamed, F., & Aponte, D. (2025). Use of Recycled Aggregates in Lime Mortars for Conservation of Historical Buildings. Construction Materials, 5(2), 28. 
  1. Kajumulo, K. J., Matindana, J. M. & Mohamed, F. (2025). Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) based Safety Climate Maturity Model for Building construction Projects in Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Science, 51(1), 26-41
  1. Mohamed, F., Lwilla, R., Mnisih, Z. V., Munis, S., & Thiedeitz, M. (2024). Transport Mobility Analysis for Informal Settlements in Dar es salaam, Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology, 43(3), 84-94.
  1. Mohamed, F. K. (2024). Assessment of Risk Factors Related to Body Pain Complaints in Tanzania Construction Industry. Tanzania Journal of Engineering & Technology, 43(1).
  1. Kajumulo, K. J., Matindana, J. M. & Mohamed, F. (2023). Exploring Current and Future Research trends on Safety climate in Construction Projects. Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology, 42(1), 113-134
  1. Kajumulo, K., Matindana, J., & Mohamed, F. (2024). Modelling of Safety Performance in Building Construction Projects Using System Dynamics Approach in Tanzania. Safety, 10(3), 57.

 

  1. Sanga, R., Kilumile, M., & Mohamed, F. (2022). Alternative clay bricks inspired from termite mound biomimicry. Case studies in construction materials,16, e00977.
  1. Schmidt, W., Commeh, M., Olonade, K., Schiewer, G. L., Dodoo-Arhin, D., Dauda, R., Mohamed F.... & Rogge, A. (2021). Sustainable circular value chains: From rural waste to feasible urban construction materials solutions. Developments in the Built Environment,6, 100047.
  1. Schmidt, W., Tawiah, A. T., Mohamed, F., Githaiga, R., Valentini, L., Marangu, J. M., & Thiedeitz, M. (2024, April). Co2-reduction Potentials in Informal Settlements and Construction in Africa. In RILEM Spring Convention and Conference (pp. 339-348). Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland.
  1. Stürwald, S., Mohamed, F., Schmidt, W., Reitz, J., & Maboea, D. (2022, September). Critical Indigenism as Approach for Sustainable Urbanization. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1078, No. 1, p. 012085). IOP Publishing.

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