ARCHITECTURE
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CURRICULUM VITAE
MAT SCAPE
HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM OF ART AND MOVIE
GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI MUSEUM
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EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA [ USC ] SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
LOS ANGELES, CA FALL 2013 - SPRING 2015
UNIVERSITY OF QAZVIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE
QAZVIN, IRAN FALL 2007- SPRING 2011
EMP LOYMENT POOYESH TECH PARS CO. CONSULTING ENGINEERING COMPANY ARCHITECT | DESIGNER |PLANNER
TEHRAN, IRAN FALL 2012 - SPRING 2013 ARCHITECTURAL AND DETAIL DRAWINGS FOR CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ON ARCHITECTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS.
TARH TAFAKOR MEMARI CO. CONSULTING ENGINEERING COMPANY ARCHITECT | DESIGNER |PLANNER
TEHRAN, IRAN SUMMER 2011 - FALL 2012 DESIGNING THE RENOVATION OF HISTORIC RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS OF THE NASER KHOSRO STREET IN TEHRAN,IRAN.
SKILLS SOFTWARE FABRICATION ARTISTIC LANGUAGE
Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, AGI, Sketchup , VrayRender, Grasshopper, Autodesk Revit, Microsoft Office Suite 3D printer, laser cutter, wood shop Model making, diagramming, Drafting, Painting, photography , Sketching Fluent in English and Farsi
CERTIFICATION UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA [ USC ] SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BUILDING SCIENCE CERTIFICATE
LOS ANGELES, CA SPRING 2015
INTERESTS Lighting design, interior design , model making , Faรงade Design, Music , Fashion, Photography, Painting, Film, Travel
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MAT_SCAPE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPRING 2014 | ARCH 505b INSTRUCTOR :GARY PAIGE
Concept statement
Concept statement Project 01
Mat – Scape Mat-Scape is a hybrid between a building and a land scape consisting of hard and soft surfaces and spaces. Conceived as a new architectural typology for the USC campus, Mat- Scape has a unique spatial form that combines the soft (non-Euclidean geometry and topography) with the hard (steel, glass and a lightweight aluminum brise–soleil), resulting in an architectural expression that celebrates innovative and emerging technology. Conceptually, the project begins with a simple mat that measures 150 by 150 by 30 feet and mirrors the footprint of Watt Hall on the South Lawn. The initial gesture was to section the volume horizontally and separate it into three distinct programmatic layers: The lower portion is submerged below grade and houses the MatLAB®; the upper part is propped above ground and contains the studios, lecture hall and exhibition space. The area between the two layers is a new social space for the cam-pus __ a shaded park that contains an outdoor café and works as a threshold between the Watt Way entrance and the Watt Hall courtyard. The three layers are woven together by large piloties that not only support the upper mat and provide column-free spaces, but also operate as courtyards and voids that funnel air and light into the ground and basement levels. Architecturally, the shared intent is to produce a new model for building on campus that celebrates innovation through the application of emerging technology and sustainable practices.
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Second Floor Plan
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Concept statement
Concept statement Project 02
Performative Envelope System Prototype This project takes the building envelope as a point of departure IRU GHVLJQ UHVHDUFK 6SHFLĂ€FDOO\ WKH IRFXV LV RQ GHYHORSLQJ strategies and tactics for optimizing the energy performance of a generic facade through the design of a new envelope system. Following a period of analysis and testing, a set of functional DQG IRUPDO SUREOHPV ZHUH LGHQWLĂ€HG DQG VHUYHG DV D EDVLV IRU a performance agenda. Instead of a hermetically sealed envelope and repetitive elevation system, the proposed PERFÂŽ adopts strategies of differentiation and operability as design tools to optimize performance, resulting in an envelope system that is not only environmentally responsive and easily controlled by the occupants but also provides an identity that is relevant for a building dedicated to experimentation and application of digital fabrication technologies.
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PERF-form® System Perforated Envelope Responsive Façade System The PERF-form® system is a responsive envelope system that can be adapted to work in various environments. Conceptually, the aim ZDV WR GHYLVH D V\VWHP RI IRUP ÀQGLQJ WKDW XVHV SDUDPHWULF RSHUDWLRQV for the design of a facade system as well as digital tools for the fabrication of the building envelope. Formally, the façade consists of two integrated elements: An operable ZLQGRZ ZDOO WKDW DOORZV RFFXSDQWV WR DGMXVW WKH DPRXQW RI DLU ÁRZLQJ into and through the building, and, a perforated aluminum brise soleil for shading and reducing solar gain. The brise soleil is conceived of as a vertical topography that maps (and indexes) the amount of solar radiation that the building receives by providing different amounts of porosity and shading, while view corridors are modulated through a variable arrangement of perforations and apertures. Finally, matte and polished aluminum panels are used to reveal the facade’s materiality and to give the building an architectural identity that is both contemporary and relevant for a Material/Fabrication Laboratory dedicated to experimenting with emerging technologies.
School Entrance View
Module Rationalization
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Galvanized 24”x1-3/8” screw jack with 18” adjustable head
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MUSEUM OF ART AND MOVIE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FALL 2014 | ARCH 605b INSTRUCTOR :ERIC HAAS
Concept Statement
Concept Statement HOLLY WOOD
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:KHQ ZH WKLQN RI +ROO\ZRRG WKH ÀUVW thing that comes to our mind is Hollywood sign and stars. But how about the buildings? To my way of thinking Hollywood needs a land mark. This land mark could be a museum of art and movie to enrich peoples live and inspire individuals in the creative art and movie industry. By creating this museum we can provide a place for diverse audience in which the can have a sense of living in an imaginary world in which everything is possible. A museum that use the objects to illustrate the power of art and design, a place which have the sense of modernity ,and also be able to tell the story of historical, social and political senses simultaneously, in order to show the changes that has transform the world. Bird View
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PLAN LEGEND 1. ENTRY 25*20 2. BAG CHECK 10*15 3. SECURITY 10*15 4.TEMPORARY EXHIBITION 50*40 5.PERMANENT EXHIBITION 50*100 6. MECHANICAL RM 20*20 7. LOADING/TRASH/RECYCLING 20*20 8.ELECTRICAL RM 10*15 9. IT ROOM 10*10 10. ELEVATOR EQ.RM 10*10 11. STORAGE20*10 12. REST ROOM 30*20 13.STORAGE 20*10 14. DISPLAY AREA 40*10 15. CHECK OUT 10*10 16. JANITORIAL 10*10 17. VESTIBULE 40*5 18. PUBLIC MEETING RM 25*20 19. STORAGE 20*10 20. EVENT SPACE/LARGE MEETING RM 40*25 21. OFFICE 20*10 22. OFFICE 10*15 23. SUPPORT STAFF 20*15 24. STORAGE 10*10 25. BREAK ROOM 20*10
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GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPRING 2015 | ARCH 705 INSTRUCTOR : WES JONES
Concept Statement
Concept Statement Guggenheim Helsinki MUSEUM
The launch of the Guggenheim Helsinki Design Competition is a remarkable moment for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, the State of Finland, and the City of Helsinki. )RU WKH ÀUVW WLPH LQ WKH *XJJHQKHLP·V history of engagement with architecture, design, and urban life, the foundation is seeking a design for a museum through an open competition. The goal is to inspire a design that will be both an exemplary museum of the WZHQW\ ÀUVW FHQWXU\ DQG DQ LQWHUQDWLRQ ally recognized symbol of Helsinki.
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MAIN EXHIBITION VIEW
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LOBBY VIEW
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SEA VIEW
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