My name is Kamran Moghbel, and was born and raised in Iran. I received an interior design degree in my country, then moved to the United States in 2012. Now, I have completed my bachelor’s degree in Architecture at Woodbury University. I have gained my design and creation skills during my studies.
Our most recent development initiative encompasses the creation of a state-of-the-art three-story building with a focus on modern construction. The design of these contemporary and elegant apartments has been carefully crafted to provide residents with comfortable living spaces adorned with top-notch finishes and well-considered layouts.
Each unit boasts a seamless fusion of practicality and visual appeal, catering perfectly to individuals or families in search of a modern apartment situated in a highly sought-after location. With meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to superior craftsmanship, these apartments are sure to captivate even the most discerning of tenants.
Our design team utilized two distinct software programs, namely Revit and Enscape. My personal involvement encompassed the utilization of negative and positive space, rigorous scrutiny of zoning and building codes, as well as the meticulous curation of both interior and exterior design elements. was dedicated to the project from its inception right through to its completion, ensuring a harmonious and cohesive approach to both the interior and exterior facets of the development.
Our latest ADU project introduces new construction for two ADUs. These modern and stylish properties are designed to provide comfortable living spaces with high-quality finishes and thoughtful layouts.
Each ADU offers a unique blend of functionality and aesthetics, perfect for individuals or families looking for a contemporary home in a desirable location. With attention to detail and a focus on quality craftsmanship, these homes are sure to impress even the most discerning buyers.
We used two different software, Revit and Enscape. I was the main person for designing using negative space and positive space, checking zoning codes and building codes, interior design, and external rendering. was involved from start to finish, including the interior and exterior.
Our latest development project introduces new construction for two residential homes and one ADU. These modern and stylish properties are designed to provide comfortable living spaces with high-quality finishes and thoughtful layouts.
Each unit offers a unique blend of functionality and aesthetics, perfect for individuals or families looking for a contemporary home in a desirable location. With attention to detail and a focus on quality craftsmanship, these homes are sure to impress even the most discerning buyers.
We used two different software, Revit and Enscape. I was the main person for designing using negative space and positive space, checking zoning codes and building codes , interior design, and external rendering. I was involved from start to finish, including the interior and exterior.
Location :FORMOSA AVE , Los Angeles,CA
As a FF&E designer, updated the rooms at the Hampton Hotel to create a modern, inviting space.
researched, selected, and oversaw the implementation of stylish, durable, and practical furniture and fixtures. The remodeled rooms received positive feedback, and it was rewarding to know contributed to the hotel’s memorable experience for its visitors.
In the world of cartoons, when a character begins to display movement, their outline transforms into a “wavy” periphery. Their figural appearance breaks from a single line into individual semi-circles,breaking the characters boundary and giving them a new appearance.
This project explores the type oftranslation in an architectural form. An architectural mass translates this wavy periphery into a façadesystem made up of individual façade tiles, in this case acrylic nails. The acrylic nails act as scaled system of blinds connected to the building by one nail into the top, allowing for wind and other factors to blow the panel in a certain direction and allowing the massing to “wiggle” little bit.
Through this façade exploration, the project celebrates the acrylic nail as its program is dedicating to celebrating the history and industry of the nail salon that will include a gallery space, stalls for freelance nail artists, and an academy that allows for training
Virtual reality is a simulated 3D environment that enables users to explore and interact with a virtual surrounding that accurately portrays reality. It succeeds in doing so by allowing the user to perceive the virtual environment via their senses. This environment is perceived through a device known as a Virtual Reality headset or helmet.
While VR was developed predominantly for the gaming and entertainment industries, it has begun to be utilized by the construction sector. My concept gravitates toward the future of architecture because it uses a virtual technological tool that originated from other industries outside the building sector. Furthermore, the buildings created are intertwined with the Los Angeles community, given that they are located on Wilshire Blvd, a prominent street in the area. The building itself also happens to be an old theater.
Now, the building floor plan is divided into two separate parts: the first is a public space where people can connect through VR and learn more about the software itself. Meanwhile, the second floor is secluded only for research purposes which will further expand the technology of VR. We as architects must adapt to recent innovations and apply them to our industry to push further the limits of what is capable. After all, it’s the only way innovations are founded in the first place.
