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  • Phone:

    +966-13-849-9384

  • Email:

    malkhateeb@pmu.edu.sa

  • Office No:

    S-071

  • Maryam Samer AlKhateeb, Ph.D.

  • Job Title :

    Assistant professor

  • College :

    College of Engineering


  • Department :

    Interior Design


Maryam Samer AlKhateeb, received my PhD from Bournemouth University in 2015, from the department of Design Engineering and Computnig. My research looked upon the concept of privacy in the context of Saudi Arabia. Before that I did my Masters degree in Interior Design, from University of Brighton, and looked at the visual impact Arabic calligraphy had on the users of interoir spaces. Since I got my Bachlour degree, Interior Architecture from King Faisal Univeristy, I managed to work in academic and professional fields and persu my academic journey. My experiece in the academia provided me with knowledge applied when working in design offices. Also, the experience I had in the office influenced my research approaches and research interests. I have participated in conferences where I discussed my research and network with other reserachers.


  • PhD Design, Bournemouth University 2015
  • MA Interior Design, University of Brightong 2011
  • BA Interior Architecture, King Faisal University (now University of Dammam) 2007


  • The influence of hospitality on the users' spatial patterns inside Saudi houses with reference to the concept of privacy
    M AlKhateeb, T Humphries-Smith, B Eves ArchTHeo '15   2015
  • The visual representation of the concept of privacy in the Eastern region of Saudi Arabia’s houses design: A comparative study of the traditional and contemporary
    M AlKhateeb, T Humphries-Smith, B Eves ArchDesign '15    2015
  • Space Design and Privacy in a Saudi House
    MS AlKhateeb, T Humphries-Smith, B Eves Time, Space and the Body 4th Global Conference


Google Scholar

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=oMMO6w0AAAAJ&hl=en


Interior design, Saudi houses, concept of privacy, Arabic calligraphy, art interpretation, qualitative research


  • Saudi Council of Engineers 2016
  • Architectural Humanities Research Association 2015