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About Me:
Bio
I am an architect with a deep passion for creating spaces that connect culture, nature, and contemporary living. I specialize in designing eco-friendly hotels and resorts around the world — from the islands of Greece and the coasts of Portugal to the deserts of Arabia, the historic cities of Italy, and the tranquil countryside of Germany and England.
I received my Master of Architecture degree from the University of Kent, UK, with a merit scholarship, and have been working at Gensler’s international office for over five years. Before that, I worked with architects such as Hamed Badri Ahmadi, Alireza Taghabani, Arian Hakimi, Farshad Mehdizadeh, and Hooman Talebi in Iran. Throughout my career, I have been part of various international teams and have won numerous design and architecture awards.
What I have achieved today is the result of experience working on large global projects and a deep understanding of the value of meaningful design — design that brings people, culture, and the environment together.
The space you are in now is Iran's first online architecture office; where I have tried to replace many of the time-consuming and traditional stages of design and implementation with intelligent and digital solutions. In this system, all services from idea to implementation and coordination with construction teams are carried out without the need for physical presence — a modern experience of architecture, based on communication, precision, and creativity.
Design Process:
In architecture, for me, every project is a dialogue between the past, the land, and humans. I see design not as the creation of a new form, but as the process of discovering and translating the hidden layers of space. Every house, every volume, must have roots in its environment—whether in the climate, in the cultural memory, or in the lived experience of the people who are going to live in it.
In the design process, I always strive to strike a balance between structural logic and emotional sensitivity. I begin by understanding the context and life narrative of the client, then I shape the space by combining it with the spirit of the place and light. Transparency, meticulous detail, and a natural connection between inside and outside are constant components in my work.
I believe that architecture is alive when people are present in it—when space is not just seen, but felt. From a house by the rice paddies to a villa in the heart of the mountains, my goal is always to create spaces that flow between stillness and life; spaces that are simple, layered, human, and enduring.
