Background
Kazimee, Bashir Ahmad Arrived in United States, 1981, naturalized. Son of Mohammad Kazim and Mehr Negar Kazimee.
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This work offers a comprehensive analysis of the meaning of Place (Makan) in the traditional context of the Eastern Islamic region, focusing mostly on the area defined by Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran. It covers the role that place plays in helping the Muslim stay true to his faith.
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Kazimee, Bashir Ahmad Arrived in United States, 1981, naturalized. Son of Mohammad Kazim and Mehr Negar Kazimee.
Bachelor in Architecture with honors, Kabul University, Afghanistan, 1973. Master of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1977. Diploma (honorary), Michigan State University, 1977.
Diploma (honorary), International Academy Architecture, 1996.
Researcher Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1977. Assistant professor Kabul University, 1977-1980. Lecturer Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, 1981-1984.
Assistant professor King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 1984-1989, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, since 1990, professor, since 2003. Private practice Washington, 1990. Principal, architect Memar Collaborative, Kabul, 1977-1979, Noon Qayum & Company, Lahore, Pakistan, 1980-1982.
Architect Harsen & Johns Architects, Rochelle Park, New Jersey, 1989. Senior architect Studio Zarnegar Architects & Planners, Kabul, Afghanistan, 2006.
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Member American Institute of Architects (council architectural research national award, 1998), Society Afghan Engineers.
Married Parveen B., March 23, 1978. Children: Maryam, Reshad, Dawoud.