Mohamad Ziwar Al Nouri  is the Founder & CEO of Reparametrize Studio, Ziwar is an accomplished Architect and Researcher specializing in Parametric Design, operating in Austria and Syria. With three master’s degrees, he holds advanced expertise in architecture, digital design, and sustainability.
He earned his first master’s degree in Advanced Design and Digital Architecture (ADDA) from Elisava – Pompeu Fabra University (2012), followed by a Master of Architecture from the University of Applied Arts Vienna (2018), where he studied under industry pioneers such as Zaha Hadid, Patrick Schumacher, and Kazuyo Sejima.
In 2024, he was awarded a full scholarship to pursue his third master’s degree in Sustainable Cities at the Norman Foster Institute & Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, further solidifying his expertise in sustainable urban development.

Al Nouri is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Applied Art Vienna since October 2019 where he is developing his thesis ‘Damascus Re-Coding’, a research project dedicated to finding a new typology of strategies concept built for post-war Syria under the supervision of Prof. Wolf Mangelsdorf.

Ziwar has been chosen as one of the ten selected scholars to attend the 2021 Sustainability Workshop at the Norman Foster Foundation.

In 2017 Ziwar Founded “Reparametrize Studio” with his international partners, The Studio spans from design, research, consultancy, publication to project realization, and it is dedicated to solve side effects and problems caused by the constantly changing world to help new generations to build their future , His practice was chosen as one of the finalists shortlisted for The Tamayouz Award Excellence, the Mohamed Makiya Prize for Architecture 2020 and one of the 300 World Best Practices on Sustainability and Innovation for the 5th edition of the Global Entreps Awards and 5Gcitizens International Congress.

His work comprises architecture, researches, with Reparametrize has been widely publicity and shown at the Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture, Design for Peace Architectural Exhibition in New York, London Design Biennale, and the one minute projection mapping in Tokyo.