Python · Data Analysis · Machine Learning · Web
Certificate training in data analysis, data science and machine learning, applied through custom pipelines and interactive browser interfaces.
Architecture, performance and software.
Omar Mowafi is an architect and building performance analyst working between computational design, building simulation and data. His work focuses on turning complex environmental studies into tools and results that can be used during design.
His practice is currently being extended through Python, structured data workflows and interactive browser-based interfaces.
Fields of practice.
Grasshopper · Rhino · Revit
Parametric modelling, geometry workflows and design-tool development.
ClimateStudio · Ladybug Tools · SimScale
Daylight, thermal comfort, operational carbon and environmental performance studies.
Teaching · Documentation · Visualization
Technical masterclasses, workflow documentation and visual explanation of analytical results.
Speaking across borders.
Being able to work in Arabic, English, German and Spanish, together with professional experience across five countries, has shaped Omar Mowafi's cross-cultural approach to communication and collaboration, allowing him to move comfortably between design, technical analysis and multidisciplinary teams.
ArabicNative
EnglishFluent
GermanAdvanced
SpanishIntermediate
Education and experience.
Data Analysis, Data Science and Machine Learning Certificate
Completed certificate training across data analysis, data science and machine learning.
Software and data development
Building custom pipelines and interactive web interfaces for building-performance simulations.
Computational design and building performance
Developing design studies, parametric simulation workflows, technical documentation and internal training.
Guest teaching
Lectures in numerical simulation methods for resource-efficient and sustainable building at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), including two further invited lectures through 2027.
Master of Arts in Architecture
Systemic Alteration: Changing How We See Environmental Architecture
LEED Green Associate
Shape Memory Alloy Shading Systems: An Optimization Model ↗︎
Conference paper, BSO 2018 (IBPSA-England).
In their words.
“Omar was a strong asset to our department. He is not only able to overcome technical challenges, but he is also able to structure an analytical exercise so that it is useful within a design process.”
“His work results were consistently of outstanding quality, even under changing requirements and very difficult conditions.”Translated from German.
“Particularly noteworthy are his interest in parametric methods and his willingness to familiarise himself with a wide range of subject areas.”Translated from German.