Journal
Studio news, events and notes on architecture, cities and life.
With the frame complete, installation of the perforated walls and native coastal landscaping has begun.
How laser scanning and photogrammetry have changed the way we document and restore historic buildings.
A collection of furniture and objects designed with Iranian craftspeople was shown in a group exhibition in Milan.
Tehran’s summers grow hotter every year. Our choices in roof and façade design are part of the problem and part of the solution.
The first acoustic tests in the main auditorium of the music hall were carried out with musicians present.
Converting historic houses into guesthouses can save them, provided the new use respects the spirit of the building.
Can engineered timber find a place in Iranian construction?
Eight architecture and civil engineering students spent the summer in our Tehran studio and on project sites.
In an earthquake-prone country, early collaboration between architect and structural engineer is the difference between safe and unsafe.
