Architecture Portfolio by Kamran Ghomi Foroushani

Architecture

Kamran Ghomi Foroushani

Tel: +31685232628 Email: kamran.ghomi@gmail.com Address: Naritaweg St, Amsterdam

Master of Architectural Engineering, Olum Tahghighat University of Shahrekord. (2013-2016) EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architectural Engineering, Shahrekord Azad University. (2007-2012)

Worked as an Instrument and Illustration Designer at the Digital Society School, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, on Jeroen Pit Huis project. (2023) Working as a 3D Artist,Animator and BIM modeler for Kingle, a company with the core purpose of providing various engineering solutions in Australia. (2021-Present) Worked as an architectural supervisor and BIM modeler in Iranian Offshore Engineering Company (I.O.E.C). (2020-2022) Design the architectural detail drawings for public buildings, which included a swimming pool, polyclinic, and guest house in Isfahan, while working at Engineering House Office. (2017-2019) Co-founder and partner at Object Studio, an architectural and graphic design office located in Isfahan. (2012-2017)

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EXPERIENCES

Collaborated on the creation of shop drawing plans for Maadiran Tower in Tehran, while employed at Hampayeh Contracting Company. (2009-2010) Work as an intern for designing residential buildings at Espadan Contracting office. (2009)

Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit (BIM) SKILLS SOFTWARE

V-ray and Corona Rendering Adobe Photoshop

Autodesk 3ds Max

Adobe Illustrator

Rhinoceros 3D Modeling

Adobe Premiere

Lumion Animation

Microsoft Office Suite

Proven ability to work effectively in a team, demonstrated through roles in both large companies and entrepreneurial ventures. Strong communication skills, facilitating understanding within diverse teams. SKILLS COLLABORATIVE

SKILLS LA N GU A GE

seamless

collaboration

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Open-minded and adaptable to new challenges, with a proactive approach to problem-solving.

Persian English

Dutch

I s f a h a n Ho u s e p r o j e c t

Bishe Habib residential c o m p l e x

D e s i g n E n t r a n c e Monument for Q om City

V i s u al D e si g n : M o d e l i n g ,Rendering and postpro Techniques

D e s i g n i n g and Crafting Handmade C o n c r e t e Lighting and S tr uc t ur e s

Isfahan House 07

The Isfahan House, a collaborative project with Mohammad Soleimani at Object Studio, symbolizes the seamless integration of residential living with the urban environment. This single-story structure defies conventional spatial norms, setting it apart from neighboring buildings ranging from three to six floors.

Furthermore, this project not only boasts its prime parkside location but also offers an array of outdoor spaces, including a serene courtyard garden, a terrace adorned with a solitary tree, and an enchanting rooftop mini-garden. These green spaces provide residents with a deeper connection to nature within the heart of the city

A brick and cement box constructed for the purpose of cultivating a tree on a terrace. 10

01 Program: 2 unit Homes

02 Vertical Circulation

Entrance Accessibility

03 Parking Space Trace space Public green space Trace space

05 Public space Semi public space Semi private space Private space

04 Void Trace view & lighting control

05 Public space Semi public space Semi private space Private space

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Shading for controlling natural light from the ceiling of the staircase

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Transforming a linear terrace into a usable space for relaxation and conversation.

Creating library spaces with the presence of natural ceiling light, incorporating greenery for light control, and enhancing the ambiance.

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Utilizing the space beneath the stairs for infrastructure installations. +0.00

Upon entering the first floor, one is greeted by the sight of a tree bathed in natural light from the roof, situated within the living area. Next to this space, a bookshelf and a cozy sitting area have been provided, offering the perfect spot for reading a book or enjoying a leisurely cup of tea. 15

The kitchen window opens to the park adjacent to the project, and in the evening, the natural shading provided by the trees creates a delightful atmosphere in both the kitchen and the living room.Thanks to the abundance of skylights on every facade, the building requires no artificial lighting until late in the day.

The second kitchen window opens onto the terrace, which has an open roof & connections to the yard & the park. To regulate light and visibility, the terrace is equipped with adjustable louvres that can be rotated and moved as needed.

Bishe Habib residential complex 19

The Bisheh Habib residential complex, located along the Zayandeh Rood river in Isfahan city, was carefully designed with a contextual approach. Its primary goal is to harness the site's potential and ambiance to create new high-quality indoor and outdoor living spaces, accommodating residents with diverse financial capacities.

Adjacent to the residential complex and the river, a designed green space has been established to serve as both a communal gathering spot for local residents and a secure playground for children. Additionally, the apartments offer picturesque views of this landscaped area and the scenic river beyond.

The design process shown above highlights how trees were placed, the site's layout aligned with Zayandeh Rood, building and zone arrangement, and block classifications. Further steps involved stacking blocks, adjusting site safety for children, creating parking, planning the layout, and constructing a bridge linking the north and south areas.

This complex comprises single and duplex buildings ranging from 2 to 7 floors, with some interconnected by staircases, resulting in a variety of architectural layouts. Additionally, a lengthy pedestrian pathway has been intricately integrated between the buildings, enhancing connectivity and accessibility within the complex.

Duplex Type

Type B 29

Type A

Type C

Type D

Type E

Type F

Type G

This residential complex offers eight diverse floor plans designed to accommodate families of varying sizes and financial capabilities.Unique interior designs were made for different situations, thinking about things like how sunlight comes into the building and making outdoor terraces. These factors had a big impact on how everything looks. 30

The interior spaces are adorned with expansive windows, offering captivating views of the surrounding area and the river. Moreover, the terraced units feature generously sized terraces, adding to the overall pleasant atmosphere for the residents. To enhance the interior design, locally sourced materials have been incorporated, giving the spaces a distinctive and authentic character.

The Entrance Monument of Qom City 33

This monument statue stands at the city's entrance, nestled amid the depicted arteries in the photo.The design of this entrance monument takes into account factors such as the monument's location and the potential of Qom city.Considered among these factors is the distinctive convergence and layout of multiple main arteries leading towards it. 34

As evident from the photos on the previous page, Qom boasts numerous minarets and also is known for its prevalent use of bricks and brick-making within the city.The diagram below illustrates the evolution of our design, starting from a basic vertical minaret concept and culminating in the final design.The symbolic stairs on this monument represent the ascension towards heaven.

Designing, Modeling & Rendering 39

Numerous interior and exterior projects have been designed, 3D modeled, and rendered using various software applications. While some of these interior projects have been constructed, others have been conceived solely for the purpose of visual exploration and experiential design.

One of the valuable experiences of partnering with the Sydney office is the execution of light steel frame (LSF) projects, which have resulted in the creation of detailed models, renderings, and animations.

In addition to their expertise in light steel frame (LSF) projects, the Sydney office also specializes in the design and implementation of scaffolding for the renovation and facades of buildings with diverse purposes. Detailed 2D drawings are created for scaffold design, then transformed into 3D models for presentations, which may include photo renderings and animations, for clients or employers.

Concrete Lighting design & construction 45

The concrete lighting fixtures were a collaborative, meticulously designed by myself and my colleague, Mohammad Soleimani, at the Object Studio office. Subsequently, these designs were brought to life in a specialized workshop.Additionally, we incorporated wood into the design of some models, affording us valuable experience in working with this material.

We utilized the most affordable and easily accessible tools for crafting the molds. In pursuit of optimizing the concrete formulation and enhancing material cohesion, we conducted numerous tests and comprehensive research.

Architecture portfolio Kamran Ghomi Foroushani MSc. Architecture|Autumn 2023