MICRO-BIO

• I entered the fascinating field of architecture in 2002; studied BArch at Art University of Isfahan, Iran. Being motivated to learn state-of-the-art knowledge in this field I furthered my education in MSc. Architectural Technology, at University of...More

  I entered the fascinating field of architecture in 2002; studied BArch at Art University of Isfahan, Iran. Being motivated to learn state-of-the-art knowledge in this field I furthered my education in MSc. Architectural Technology, at University of Tehran, Iran, that provided a great opportunity to be acquainted with new technological advances in the field of architecture and design, including digital design, computational design and emergence. I chose to concentrate on computational design creativity and creative generative systems. I conducted research in the field of creativity and its process in human brain, aiming to challenge the extent of creativity in computational design and generative systems. Meanwhile, considering human brain mechanism in producing creative ideas, as an archetype, my studies directed me toward cognitive neuroscience. Using a qualitative research method and grounded theory followed by a qualitative research to evaluate results, I studied Iranian most creative architects and designers to find the process in which creativity takes place and to discover all factors influencing this process. As for now, I am developing my research in creativity in generative systems and knowledge representation with that regard.

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EXPERIENCE

• Freelance Architect

  • Senior Architect/ Designer
  • 2015 to Present

• Karshiv Tarh Memari

  • Senior Architect/ Project Manager
  • 2014 to 2015

• Banaborj Consulting Engineers

  • Senior Architect/ Project Manager
  • 2008 to 2009

• Polsheer Planners and Architects

  • Architect
  • 2006 to 2008

EDUCATION

• University of Tehran

  • MSc. Architectural Technology
  • September 2011 to February 2014

• BArch. Architectural Engineering

  • Isfahan University of Art
  • September 2002 to March 2008

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