Nabil Kamel Assistant Professor Planning Office: 76 Phone: (480) 727-0374 nkamel@asu.edu

Academic Credentials

Ph.D. Urban Planning	University of California, Los Angeles
MUP. Master of Urban Planning	Texas A&M University
BSc. Architectural Engineering	Cairo University, Egypt

Research Interests

Urbanization Theories and Processes
Environmental Justice and the City
Sustainable Urban Design and Planning
Infrastructure Planning
International Development Planning
Urban and Regional Planning in the Third-World
Planning for Post-Disaster Recovery
Cities and War

Sponsored and Applied Research  

* Digital Phoenix. 
Herberger Center for Design Excellence
Current research focus includes the Digital Phoenix Project in the Herberger Center for Design Excellence.

Mapping foreign-born immigrants from Latin America in the United States Long-term recovery from the Northridge Earthquake

Links to research and faculty pages

Bio

Nabil Kamel joined the School of Planning at ASU in 2005. He worked at several major research centers at UCLA where he received his Ph.D., such as the North American Integration and Development Center, the Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, and the UCLA Anderson Forecast. His research explores the relationship between the built environment and institutional structures in cities. While his research covers a wide range of topics, the driving logic defining his work is to reveal the forces and dynamics behind the historical reproduction of social and material inequalities in cities. His courses at ASU address Urbanization Theories, the Evolution of Urban Form, Urban Design Practicum, and Advanced Planning Studio.

Curriculum Vitae