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Bahram Shokouhian was born in Paris 1969, received his M.Arch degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Tehran University. He has been the principal architect of Padiav Parth Architectural Group since 2000. Apart from having jury commended

1937 - Born in Tehran 1956 - Entered Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran 1964 - Graduated from university 1969 to 1994 - Worked as managing director of "Artiman Consultants, Architects and Planners Co." since 1994 - Works as an independent architect . PROJECT LIST Kamraniyeh residential complex Dezashib House Alef office for an Architect

Firouz Firouz was born in a garden house in Tehran in 1954. He finished his architecture studies at Pratt University in New York in 1984, where he worked in close collaboration with Victoria Georgini for two years. Later in his professional pursuits he worked on adobe architecture with Hassan Fathi in Egypt for eight months between 1980 and 1981. In 1985 he started a partnership with Nasser Ahari. They established their design office in New York which was active until 1990. Ahari and Firouz Architecture Office carried out several administrative, commercial and residential

Hossein Sheikh Zeineddin, the managing director of Bavand Consultant, received his Master in Architecture from the School of Fine Arts of Tehran University, in 1967. He joined Bavand in 1974, and became a member of Bavand's Board of Directors in 1982. Throughout his design career at Bavand, he has been responsible for many award winning

Negar Hakim (born 1971, Isfahan) is an Iranian-Austrian art historian, architecture critic, and academic specializing in Islamic and contemporary Iranian architecture. She studied art history at the University of Vienna, earning her Mag. Phil. in 2002 with doctoral studies focused on contemporary Iranian architecture. She is currently a University Assistant (Postdoctoral Researcher) at TU Wien's Department of Art History, Building Research and Historic Preservation (Kunstgeschichte, Bauforschung und Denkmalpflege), where her research centers on Islamic architecture, modern mosque design, and the interplay between tradition and modernity in Iranian built environments. Hakim has served on the editorial board of Memar Magazine since 2000 and co-edits several other art and architecture publications in the Middle East. She provides intercultural consulting in art and architecture between Europe and the Islamic world, organizes transregional workshops, seminars, and study trips, and has served as a jury member for architectural competitions including the 6th Memar Award (2006). Her major publications include "Contemporary Iranian Architects 1: New Space, Movement and Experience" (IVA-ICRA, 2018), which presents fourteen of Iran's most significant architectural studios across 360 pages, and the exhibition catalogue "Tradition und Transformation: Moscheen im Wandel" (2019), co-authored with Marina Döring-Williams, analyzing 24 mosques from four continents.