About KUROSH DIBAJ (TABATABAI)
CHARTERED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSULTANT MCIAT. ICIOB. MAHRA. MWSSET. MIOCE. MISA

- BA (Hons) Architecture London Metropolitan University London/UK.
- Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (MCIAT).
- Incorporate member of the Chartered Institute of Building (ICIOB).
- Affiliated member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA - Member of RIBA Since 1995).
- Qualified & certified ISO 9001-2008 Quality Design management internal company, Auditor from SGS Swiss.
- Member of the World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies (MWSSET).
- Member of the Architectural Humanities Research Association (MAHRA)
- Member of the Research Institute for Common Heritage (MRICH).(Founding Member & Member of the Board of Directors).
- Member of the Iranian Architectural Scholars Foundation (MIASF).
- Member of the Iran Organisation of Consulting Engineers (MIOCE).
- Member of the Iran Society of Architects (MISA).
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