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Tima Rabbat is a spatial practitioner and architectural researcher based in London. She focuses on ecological networks and mutual dependencies. Her interests lie in the politicised territorialisation of space, thinking through themes of ownership and protection within changing environments.

Tima holds the position of Associate Lecturer for the MA City Design studio Underground Palestine, which focuses on heritage as sites for urban struggle in Palestine and is led by Dima Srouji.

She is currently a research architect at the Climate Emergency Software Alliance (CESA), an NGO working on the development of infrastructure for inclusive, participatory climate adaptation.

Tima earned her MA degree in Environmental Architecture from the Royal College of Art, London, following her completion of a BArch (Hons) degree at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon.

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