PORTFOLIO INTERIOR DESIGNER ARCHITECT
MARJAN MIRI
1. The University Co-Op
5-15
Austin,TX
Fall 2019, Tamie Glass, Advance Studio
2. One Stop Center
16-21
Austin,TX
Spring 2019, Alison Gaskins, Integrative Studio
3. Sports Complex
22-29
Tehran, Iran Fall 2010, Iman Raeisi, Design IV
4. Artist Residence
30-39
Austin, TX Spring 2018, Elizabeth Danze and John Blood, Vertical Studio
5. Colors
40-45
Austin, TX Fall 2018, Clay Odom, Production
6. Resume
46-47
Marjan Miria The University of Texas at Austin marjanmiri@utexas.edu +1 (512) 945 7773
The University Co-Op Austin,TX Fall 2019, Advance Studio Tamie Glass
Co-Op is a special place for the University of Texas. All people who are somehow related to UT, including current students, alumni, and football fans, at least had one visit at Co-Op. My initial concept is making the store a great and pleasant area for visitors. I am trying to create moments that encourage all groups of customers to go to the store even if they do not want to buy anything.
CEILING HANGING DETAIL
HANGING SHELVES FOR CLOTHS
HANGING SHELVES FOR ITEMS
CHECK OUT SHELVES AREA
WALL BOXES
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UT MERCHANDISE
WAITING AREA
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FITTIONG ROOM
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MEN’S SECTION
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CHECK OUT AREA First Floor plan
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Online CheckOUT Out SELF-CHECK New Collection MEN’SSection SECTION Men’s Self Check Out NEW COLLECTION Check Out Area Fitting Room ONLINE-CHECK OUT Waiting Area UT Merchandise
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First Floor Reflected Ceiling plan
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One Stop Center Austin,TX Spring 2019, Integrative Studio Alison Gaskins
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FURNITURE & FLOOR PLAN 3/32" = 1'-0"
Furniture plan 1 Private Offices 2 Sharing Work Space 3 Administrator 4 Advising Area
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Waiting Area Online Map Main Entrance Coffee Shop
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Sports Complex Tehran, Iran Fall 2010, Iman Raeisi, Design IV
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The main feature of this design is combining structure and form in one. As a starting point for thinking we chose “Origami�. The shape of the star gave us the best result and the next step was thinking about the form of the building and preparing usable space.
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First Floor plan 1 2 3 4 5
Team Locker Room Coach Locker Room Referees Locker Room Lobby Protection and Safety Room
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Stair Installation Room Camera Room Sport Field Lounge Area
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Second Floor plan 1 2 3 4 5
Rest Room Store Room Repairs Room Entrance Restaurant
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Conference Room Sports Hall Classroom Manager Office Studio
Artist Residence Austin, TX
Spring 2018, Elizabeth Danze and John Blood, Vertical Studio II
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Housing Type One Housing Type Two Studio Wood Shop Gallery Communal Area
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Studios 800sf each
orkshop 1500 sf
allery 2400 sf
ndividual Residences Individual Kitchen Living Space Bathroom Bedroom
ommunal Spaces
dministration Offices (located in existing house)
ommunal DiningRoom (located in existing house)
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Second Floor Plan 1 2 3 4 5 6
Housing Type One Housing Type Two Studio Rest room Gallery Open Gallery
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Colors Austin, TX Fall 2018, Clay Odom, Production
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I decided to challenge myself by working with Resin and Robotic Arm. The process was included four steps. 1- Designing a pattern. 2- Applying the pattern to the steel sheet by using robotic arm 3- Casting resin in the mold 4- Injecting food color and color pigments into the resign to celebrate combination of colors and technology features.
Because Resin needs a mold that do not absorb water, I decided to use a sheet of metal as a mold for my design and carve into it by using Robotic arm. The next step was casting resin in the metal mold and injecting food color and colorful pigments to the resin to make an amazing combination.
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Education The University of Texas at Austin Master of Interior Design First Professional
2017 - 2020
Science & Research University, Hamedan, Iran Master of Urban Design,
2011 - 2013
Islamic Azad University,Qazvin, Iran Bachelor of Architecture
2007 - 2011
Academic Experience UTSOA Technology Lab, austin, tx Teaching Assistant
Aug 2017- Present
Professional Experience HOK Student intern helping for preparing SD, DD,CDs and presentation
May 2019 - April 2020
Miri Design Self-employed Architect specializing in designing and overseeing residential projects
2015 - 2017
Omran Zave Served as Urban Designer for firm specializing
2014 - 2015
in project feasibility analysis and cost assessment prior to design
Skills Rhino (Grasshopper), 3Ds Max, V-ray, Auto Cad, Revit, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Grab CAD, Processing, Premiere, Microsoft Office Suite
Tools CNC Router, CNC Knife Cutter, 3D Printer, Laser Cutter
Languages English (fluent), Persian (native)
Marjan Miri The University of Texas at Austin marjanmiri@utexas.edu +1 (512) 945 7773