ABTIN_PORTFOLIO_2025

ABTIN HAJIAMIRKHANI

PORTFOLIO

ABTIN HAJIAMIRKHANI

Interior architect with a passion for functional, aesthetic, and sustainable design. Experienced in diverse projects, I specialize in spatial planning, adaptive reuse, and creating inspiring environments that connect with users.

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abtin.archdesign@gmail.com

EXPERIENCE

Interior Architect / Interior Designer at Innenarchitektur Federleicht (full time - Internship)

Munich, Germany

Interior Architect / Interior Designer at POA Estudio (full time - Internship)

Cordoba, Spain

Dry Construction Workshop at BFW Lehrbauhof

Berlin, Germany

EDUCATION

Tehran, Iran OCT 2024 - PRESENT OCT 2018 - SEP 2022 OCT 2015 - JUN 2018

MA in World Heritage Studies

B.TU

Cottbus, Germany

BA in Interior Architecture / Interior Design

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences

Berlin, Germany

BE in Architectural Engineering

Azad University

BKR Showroom

The BKR Showroom in Moabit was designed to showcase the brand’s full range of products and services. Our team’s proposal was selected as the winning design in BKR’s competition.

The concept, “360 Degree,” creates a dynamic platform for diverse product and service displays. Inspired by the aroma coffee wheel, the circular floor plan segments the space around the central cupping table—the heart of BKR’s roasting process.

Visitors on the first floor experience an immersive, multisensory journey through BKR’s offerings, while the upper level is dedicated to business-to-business interactions.

ELEVATION

Floor Plan

1. Entrance Area

2. Wall of Fame

3. Key Products

4. Sub Brands Tunnel

5. Jura Machines Hallway

6. Bar and Kitchen

7. Circle of Trust

Armchair “Caratos”

by Max Alto

Room divider

Custom made

Barstools “Elliot”

by Kelly Wearstler

Section A-A

Berlin, Germany

Urban Apartment

The Features

expose Wall

Folding

Which allows an open view of the entire space. (open plan)

Recording

Urban Apartment is a refurbishment project for a Berlin flat, designed to reflect the client’s lifestyle and creative needs. The proposal features a flexible open-plan layout that can be divided into smaller sections, a dedicated display wall to showcase the client’s vinyl collection, and a thoughtfully designed workspace that provides ample room for both art and music production. By integrating these elements, the design creates a dynamic and adaptable living environment that balances functionality with personal expression.

Glass

Wall

Collection

Glass Folding Wall

Vinyl Collection Wall

glass wall folded

glass wall open

Müggelsee Haus

Located near Müggelsee, this 1930s house has undergone a thoughtful transformation that restores its charm while adapting it to modern living. The redesign focuses on enhancing spatial functionality and reintroducing high-quality materials that complement the home’s original character. These updates not only improve its aesthetic and structural integrity but also create a more cohesive and inviting atmosphere.

Before this renovation, the house had suffered from years of neglect. Its original floor plan and materials had been lost due to a series of low-quality refurbishments carried out over the last decade. The new design carefully reverses these past shortcomings, ensuring that the home now reflects both its historical essence and contemporary comfort.

Como punto de inicio entendemos que las villas deben abrirse hacia las vistas y el sur. Teniendo los espacios principales dando al jardín y vistas y los espacios auxiliares en la cara trasera.

abrirse hacia las vistas y el sur. Teniendo los espacios principales dando al jardín y vistas y los espacios auxiliares en la cara trasera.

De esta forma se nos genera un eje de crecimiento de las viviendas este-oeste y/o paralelo a las vistas.

*Debido a la existencia de una torre de alta tensión en la parcela 22, en nuestra propuesta no la hemos considerado como edicable.

La distribución de todas las viviendas sigue el esquema tradicional de una villa marbellí: un eje artiula la vivienda, separando el ala de servicio del ala de invitados, conectando la entrada con las estancias nobles y, nalmente con las vistas y los espacios exteriores.

Por último, un sistema reticular de pérgolas y parasoles controlan la iluminación natural de las viviendas, dotándolas de un plus de sostenibilidad.

ESTRATEGIA DE PROYECTO

Located in one of Marbella’s most sought-after areas, this project features 24 villas across 25 plots, designed within six distinct housing typologies. While each villa has a unique floor plan, they all follow a modular system based on rectangular blocks, ensuring design flexibility, efficiency, and a cohesive architectural identity.

20201211_ PROPUESTA PARA 25 VILLAS EN NUEVA ANDALUCÍA_MARBELLA PROMUEVE: TOP GESTIÓN PROPUESTA

20201211_ PROPUESTA PARA 25 VILLAS EN NUEVA ANDALUCÍA_MARBELLA PROMUEVE: TOP GESTIÓN PROPUESTA DE:

CUADRO GENERAL DE SUPERFICIES

1.1 Distribuidor 2.38m²

1.2 Aseo 3.91m²

1.3 Lavadero 3.91m²

1.4 Cocina 21.97m²

1.5 Comedor 13.63m2

1.6 Salón 48.85m²

1.7 Dormitorio 1 14.95m²

1.8 Baño 1 3.67m²

Escalera 7.41m² Sup. Útil 120.68m²

2 2.1 Hall entrada 7.54m² 2.2 Distribuidor 9.43m² 2.3 Dormitorio 2 15.97m²

2.4 Dormitorio 3 15.97m²

2.5 Baño 2 5.29m²

2.6 Dormitorio 4 16.33m²

2.7 Baño 3 3.67m²

2.8 Dormitorio 5 20.26m²

2.9 Vestidor 7.11m²

2.10 Baño 4 6.53m²

2.11 Aseo 2 2.89m²

Escalera 5.13m² Sup. Útil 116.12m²

Superficie Parcela:1538m2s Superficie Construida:307m2

P1 Parking 40.32m²

T1 Terraza 1 16.83m²

T2 Terraza 2 12.06m²

TOTAL ÚTIL 236.80m²

TOTAL CONST 307.00m²

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