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Haik Tomajian
Haik Tomajian
Assistant Professor
tomajian.traksarkis@mik.pte.hu
Professional CV

PERSONAL DETAILS

Name: Haik Tomajian
Place & Date of birth: Damascus, Syria, 7th of April, 1991 
Nationality: Armenian
Occupation:
Architect; Assistant Professor at the University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, Institute of Architecture, Department of Architecture and Urban Planning
Academic Degree:  
-Master’s in Architectural Design, 2021
                                   -Bachelor’s in Architectural Engineering, 2015
E-mail: tomajian.traksarkis@mik.pte.hu
ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7068-7050
Languages:
Armenian & Arabic (Mother tongues)
                     English B2 (Oxford exam)
                     Hungarian A2 (University of Pécs)
Software: 
SketchUp-3D, V-ray, Lumion, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Enscape, ArchiCAD, 3Ds-Max, Adobe After effects, Revit
Interests: Sports in general, Football, Art, Architecture, Photography, History


ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE

 2026 – Present: University of Pécs, MIK-PTE, Pécs, HU 
- Assistant Professor (Teaching Architectural Design Studio, Descriptive Geometry, Complex Design, Experimental Design) 

2023 – 2025: University of Pécs, Pécs, HU
- Instructor (Assisting in Descriptive Geometry & Urban Landscape) 

2021 – 2022: Faculty of Architecture, Yarmouk Private University, Dar’a, SY
- Instructor (Taught Architectural Design to 4th and 5th years) 

2017 – 2022: Faculty of Architecture, Damascus University, SY        
- Instructor (Taught Architectural Design to 4th and 5th years)
2016 – 2021: Qasyoun Private University, Dar’a, SY
- Instructor (Taught CAD, Architectural & Urban Design to 2nd, 3rd, 4th year, and graduation project students)
2019 – 2020: International University for Science & Technology, SY        
- Instructor (Taught Architectural Design to 4th-year students and supervised Graduation Project 1)


PRACTICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

2023 – 2025: ELSHERBINY GROUP, Pécs, HU
- Project-based Architect (Design and construction supervision)
2021 – 2023: Bell Architecture Office, Damascus, SY
- Architect (Design and construct architectural projects)
2018 – 2022: Arch. Hayk Okkomoshian Office, Beirut, LB
- Project-based architect (Designing and constructing exterior and interior Syrian and Lebanese projects)
2017 – 2020: Arch Adnan Zayyoud Office, Damascus, SY
- Project-based architect (Designed and post-produced architectural and landscaping projects)
2015 – 2017: Arab Architect Office, Damascus, SY
- Architect (Designed multiple residential Buildings and helped win the jury acceptance of the designs)


TRAINING

· Hungarian Language, International Studies Center, PTE, 2022-2024

· English Language, Advanced Language Training Center (ALTC) formerly known as American Language Center (American Embassy), Damascus, SY, 2015-2019

· Employability Skills, UNRWA, Oct 12 - Nov 4, 2015

· AutoCAD at Al Khawarezmi Centre, Baramkeh, Damascus.

3Ds-Max and Photoshop offered by "22 Architectural Magazine" at the Faculty of Architecture, Damascus University


ACHIEVEMENTS

May 2025: Certificate at the 1st, 2nd, and 4th YBL Conference on The Built Environment, Óbuda University, Budapest, HU
September 2024: Certificate in EDUC’s Urban Diversity Workshop in Potsdam, DE
June 2024: Certificate at Crossing Borders Conference, Rome, IT
October 2024: Certificate at the 20th, 21st and 22nd Miklós Iványi International PhD & DLA Symposium, Pécs, HU
Nov. 2022: GLOWD International Design Workshop Participation Certificate
Mar. 2017: First in the country in the “State Exam” for all architecture students at all Syrian universities, Damascus, SY

 

Publications

November 2025: Adaptive Urban Housing in Historic Landscapes: A Multi-Criteria Framework for Resilient Heritage in Damascus, LAND, MDPI, 14(11), 2217 https://doi.org/10.3390/land14112217 
December 2024: Urban Housing Typologies Through Modern History, YBL Journal of Built Environment, 9(1), https://ybljournal.uni-obuda.hu/index.php/JBE/article/view/88 
July 2024: Investigating Strategies for Maintaining the Prospective Urban Housing Identity and Livability in the City of Damascus, 9th International Academic Conference on Places and Technologies, 392p
July 2024: Achieving Adaptability Through Various Urban Housing Typologies, Pollack Periodica, 155–162p, 1788-3911, https://doi.org/10.1556/606.2024.01041 
Nov. 2020: Minimalism in Architecture, Damascus University Journal of Architecture