Ayesha Azhar

Regional Developer / Interior Architect / Disable Access Designer

Main experience in:

• Contract Management
• Design with focus on urban development
• Urban Regeneration
• Disability Access
• Interior Architecture

Expertise:

• In-depth understanding of various multicultural transitions within the socio-economic development.
• Focus on designing and maintaining public spaces to improve the quality of life across communities
• Professional offering many years of experience in organizing and designing planning and development projects. Thorough in conducting in-depth research, performing surveys, and coordinating plans and presentations in line with development needs and zoning requirements. Professional in working with city leaders and decision-makers to coordinate project details and gain approvals.
• Affluent Leader with extensive experience in collaborating with teams from all quarters of expertise in order to propose a set of practical solutions and services, catering to address overall client satisfaction.
• Hold the ability to instantly recognize the crucial impact of first-order, ensuring effective contract management and problem resolution.
• Highly skilled at partnering across diverse cultures and backgrounds.
• Able to liaise successfully across engineering and business teams to translate complex technical concepts into marketable, high-quality solutions and customer support.
• Insightful Urban and Regional Planner with background in developing comprehensive plans to manage growth and revitalize communities. Skilled in collaborating with public officials, stakeholders, and citizens to address urban development issues.
• Successful implementation of sustainable development projects has led to improved community resilience and enhanced quality of urban life.

• Student representative for MSc Urban and Regional Development program at Cardiff University, 2016-17
• 1st prize winner of US Consulate photography competition in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 2011
• Assisted visiting faculty members from the Princes School of Traditional Arts for a workshop in Jeddah: ‘Introduction to Geometric and Islamic Design’ at Effat University in Jeddah, 2007
• Representative of the second-year student body on the Staff Student Consultative Committee, University of Nottingham, 2004

• Miniature artist
• Architectural photographer
• Travel photographer
• Travel blogger
• Fictional writer
• Product designer

:

• Muhsen weekend school for children with special needs, IFN, Libertyville, Il, 2024
• Bint e Fatima Old Home, Karachi, Pakistan, 2021
• Khadija Attar Center for children with special needs, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 2015

• Financial management
• organizationent & organisation
• Problem solving
• 'Creativity & flexibility
• Detail orientation
• Networking
• People relations
• Community development
• Creative exploration