Architectural portfolio by hasti.kahva

Hasti Kahvazadeh Graduate Portfolio

A responsible architect with a deep dedication to sustainable design. Highly dedicated with a strong focus on completing complex projects on time. Seeking challenging opportunities with a team involved in sustainability projects and design skills. Competent in working with people of different personalities. 3

HASTI KAHVAZADEH Home address

No six Afshin deadened Hafez alley, Homayounfar street Niavaran, Tehran, Iran

Mobile-number + 989912012985 Gmail

hastikahvaa@gmail.com

EDUCATION 2020

Master of Science in Architrcture (2016-2019) Location: Islamic Azad University of North Tehran, Iran Note: Ranked second-best university in iran according to USnews GPA: 18.35/20

2015

Bachelor of Science in Architecture (2011-2015) Location: Islamic Azad University of West Tehran, Iran GPA: 18.46/20 Note: Ranked within the top 10 students of class 2015

PUBLICATION Hasti Kahvazadeh; Amie masoud Dabagh; “Recreation of the Persian Garden on City Scale to Design a Sustainable City” The Second National Conference on Innovation in Architectural and Urban Engineering. (Oct. 2020)

EXPERIENCE Collaborated with multi-disciplinary team to design residential and commercial projects in Iran. (Moshaverin Maskan Architectural Firm) (Oct. 2015 -Aug. 2016)

Monitored design processes from conceptual phase through construction. (Tarho Afarinesh Manzar Architectural Firm) (Feb 20118 -May. 2019)

Created graphic models using Auto cad, 3ds max, Vray, Revit, Rhino, Photoshop. (May -2019 -Present)

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY IELTS Overall Band Score 6.5 ( L 7.5 S 7.0 W 6.0 R 6.0)

SKILLS Autodesk AutoCAD

V-Ray

Autodesk 3DMax

Adobe Photoshop

Autodesk Revit

Adobe InDesign

Rhinoceros

Design Builder

Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint) 5

CERTIFICATIONS

Autodesk 3Dmax

Rhinoceros

Adobe Photoshop

Autodesk Revit

V-Ray Rendering

Design Builder

This portfolio holds a collection of my academic works in architecture, art, and design. Each project had its own means of presentation, but for convenience, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re all presented in this book in a similar layout, while keeping the original presentationsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; spirit.

CONTENTS

Residential Complex 9

”Tajrish Square“ Plaza 17

Cultural Centre 23

Golshahr Mosque 31

Sketches and Artworks 43

Maquettes 49

Photography 53

RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX Design Year: 2015 13

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I. Typical Dwellings With Limited Sunlight

II. Typical Dwellings With Limited Sunlight

III. Adding Other Units With Indirect Sunlight

IV. The Final Form

I. a Pure Box

II. Transforming Edges

III. Arraying Dwellings

IV. The Final Form

This residential complex is designed based on green architecture and minimal approaches. According to the requirements of green architecture, each unit has a terrace and green yard like traditional houses to reduce daily stress which will also satisfy living space requests and the will to offer public services to the new settlement and open to the outer population. The specific orientation of the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s walls not only improves the aesthetic of this building but also controls the sunlight leading to eliminate the need for fossil fuel-based energy while creating a healthy residential environment. Manufacturers: Autodesk AutoCad, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, V-ray. 17

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Ground Floor Plan 18

Basement Plan

Section A-A

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Second Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Section B-B 19

TAJRISH SQUARE PLAZA Design Year: 2017 21

I. Square as the basis of design

II. Rotating the square in order to align it to the axis

III. Overlaid squares to

IV. The Final Form

This project is located in the Tajrish neighborhood which is along the northern edge of Tehran, the capital of Iran. This place is one of the oldest parts of Tehran and during the last few decades, has become densely populated leading to heavy air and noise pollution. Besides, the chaotic environment of Tajrish and the presence of hands-on sales have turned this place into an insecure and escaped community resulting in growth rates of crime in the society. This project aims to eliminate the existing streets struggling with intense traffic congestion to design a space that serves as a field for social interaction, communication and provides citizens with a stage for social awareness, personal development, and information exchange. Various kinds of activities would happen here by designing self-employed centers to allow everyone to offer their skills which is affordable and also accessible for every citizen including physically disabled people provided by suitable conventional facilities. In this case, the Tajrish neighborhood would be lively resulting in a safe and secure community. Ps: there are three mosques on this site which have historical and religious value among people therefore preserving them in the process of designing was a must. Manufacturers: Autodesk AutoCad, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, lumion. 23

Gallery Cultural Complex Self Employment Center Amphitheater Shopping Center Vendors Park

Cafe

Rallying Space Mosque Courtyard

Charity Office

Cinema

Buildings that architect was not allowed to remove

Site Plan

Manufacturers: Autodesk AutoCad, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, lumion. 25

MOEIN CULTURAL CENTRE Design Year: 2015 27

I. Oval-shaped amphitheatre

II. Adding gallery with round circulation to the amphitheatre

III. Merging classes with linear circulation with gallery

IV. The final form

Iran is a multicultural country involving a rich historical heritage, so various kinds of production and artifacts can be witnessed there. Unfortunately, recently this country is struggling with a tough economic situation and people are snow under with their job leading to neglect of arts and their national identity. This project aims to design a cultural complex located in the Azadi neighborhood in the center of Tehran, which is an official and industrial place. Through statistical studies, there is a lack of cultural place in this area to preserve and modernize the Iranian traditional products. The exterior design of this building includes two parts, one of them is devoted to amphitheaters surrounded by an art gallery which are in a curve shape, and in the other part which is in solid shape, there are educational classes offering syllabus such as how to produce hand-knit carpet which has an international reputation, and also artifacts such as silverware and embroidery, painting class exclusively miniature and library. Manufacturers: Autodesk Revit, Rhinoceros, Adobe Photoshop. 29

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‫تراز چهارم‬

‫تراز سوم‬

‫تراز دوم‬

‫تراز اول‬

‫گالری‬

‫سالن آمفی‬ ‫تاتر‬ ‫گالری‬

‫همکف‬ ‫پارکینگ‬

‫پارکینگ‬

‫انبار‬ ‫زیرزمین‬

‫‪A-A‬‬

‫‪Section A-A‬‬

‫‪A‬‬

‫‪Basement Plan‬‬

‫‪Ground Floor Plan‬‬ ‫‪32‬‬

Second Floor Painting Classes Calligraphy Classes Cafe and Restaurant Restrooms Open Air Space Reading Zone

First Floor Open Air Amphitheatre Carpet Weaving Classes Music Classes Restrooms Emergency Room Print Room Theoric Classes Library

‫تراز چهارم‬

‫تراز سوم‬

‫تراز دوم‬

‫تراز اول‬

‫همکف‬

‫زیرزمین‬

B-B

Second Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Section B-B 33

GOLSHAHR MOSQUE-GARDEN Design Year: 2018 35

Commercial Centre

Mosque Instruction Centre Library Gallery

Parking

Using the pattern of the Iranian garden Duplicate the square module of mosque design throughout the site Dispersion of the square module throughout the site upon on unity and diversity

Mosque has long played attention in the Islamic architecture of the framework, in such a way that it can be extract and abstract architecture of any point in the Muslim world. since the mosque does not only play a religious role in society, it has the same degree of social and political status and the gathering and unity of all classes free of discrimination against the lord. It has long been known that the architecture of the mosque especially in Iran, which has always been established in the examples of mosques in the Muslim world, has a serious crisis. All social groups involved have responded to the mosque, including architects and urban designers 38

I. Typical primitive mosques plan

II. Extruding ÂŤShabestanÂť plan columns

III. Adding arch to the extruded columns

IV. The final form

It is also highly recommended in Islamic standards of presence, thought and worship in nature, as nature is a divine symbol, and paradise is described in a beautiful and beautiful garden. But despite the high and respect for nature in Islam, in mosques, which is the main building of Muslim worship and is once the most magnificent building in the Islamic city, the place of trees and plants is empty. in this regard, we first examine the temple of the Islamic world and then refer to the principles of explanation of Persian garden and study nature of nature in the religion of Islam and study the presence of elements .of nature ( water and green space ) and the symbolic presence of nature in the form of vegetation in Iranian mosques 39

the method of study in this study is descriptive-analytic and after studying library resources and samples of traditional and contemporary Iranian and contemporary mosques, we reached valuable results and novel ideas to enhance the status of modern mosques in the garden-mosque, so that we designed a contemporary but acceptable mosque for the general public. Manufacturers: Autodesk AutoCad, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, V-ray. 40

MOSQUE

Mosque Ground Floor Plan 42

Section A-A

A-A‫مقطع‬:12-5 ‫نقشه‬ Mosque Basement Plan 43

Commercial Centre Plan 44

Section B-B

Gallery Plan

B-B‫مقطع‬:12-5 ‫نقشه‬

Instruction Centre Plan

Library Plan 45

SKETCHES AND ARTWORKS 47

All sketches are done by copic sketch markers

These paintings are done with colored pencils and soft pastels

MAQUETTE 53

PHOTOGRAPHY 57

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