Maryam Rasouli

I’m Maryam and I am a professional architect with 18 years of experience

VOLUNTAEY WORK EXPERIENCE

Selected Architectural Personal Work Experience

Architectural Projects Designed at Faza Raz

Selected Architectural Work Experience at Shahr Raz Part

Selected Architectural Work Experience and Supervised at ATEC

About me

Selected Complementary Professional Experiences

Architecture portfolio

Maryam Rasouli

Maryam Rasouli , Architect SUMMARY Architect with over 18 years of experience in designing and supervising residential, commercial, educational, hospitality, and mixed-use projects. Highly skilled in delivering comprehensive design solutions from concept to construction. Passionate about sustainable, human-centered architecture with a strong focus on spatial quality and smart building strategies.

WORK EXPERIENCE Senior Architectural Supervisor, ATEC Consulting Engineers 12/2023 - 01/2025

• Oversaw architectural supervision of large-scale commercial developments for ATEC Consultants in Kerman, ensuring design integrity and quality execution.

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to implement innovative design solutions and streamline construction processes.

• Successfully managed project timelines and budgets, resulting in on-time project delivery and client satisfaction.

Architectural Senior , Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers • Led design and supervision of over 300,000 sqm of diverse construction and non-construction projects in Iran (Kerman, Shiraz, Urmia, Tehran) and cross-border in Iraq, including healthcare, commercial, residential, and educational buildings.

09/2007 - Present

• Managed the Design Development (Faz 2) and Construction Documentation for these projects, ensuring high-quality execution and compliance with regulatory standards.

• Developed seismic improvement plans and smart building designs for high-profile clients, focusing on sustainability and safety.

• Managed project teams, site design, landscaping, and interior and facade design, ensuring coordination between architectural, structural, and MEP systems.

• Key projects include the 40-floor Marzdaran Hotel in Tehran, intercity welfare complexes, event halls, and airport terminals.

Senior Architect, Faza Raz Consulting Engineers

09/2014 - 09/2015

Address: Kerman, Iran Phone: (+98)9215979058 Email Address: maryamrasoulii@yahoo.com Linkedin : www.linkedin.com/in/maryam-rasouli-b01005294

• Led the technical design (Phase 2) for a mixed-use residential and commercial complex comprising 600 units with a total built-up area of 40,000 m².

• Managed project teams, site planning, landscape design, and interior and façade development.

• Ensured seamless coordination between architectural, structural, and MEP systems throughout all design phases.

• Developed landscaping plans for the Kerman Courthouse Cooperative Company.

• Produced detailed shop drawings and as-built documentation.

• Participated in design coordination meetings to support interdisciplinary alignment.

• Contributed to execution strategies for large-scale developments totaling approximately 400,000 m².

VOLUNTARY WORK EXPERIENCE Architectural Technician(Volunteer), Naqsh-e Jahan Pars Consulting CO. • Collaborated in post-earthquake reconstruction efforts in Bam city following the 2003 disaster.

02/2003 - 12/2004

• Contributed to the architectural design of 1,487 residential units as part of the first-phase housing recovery project • Developed architectural solutions that ensured structural resilience while maintaining aesthetic standards.

• Produced detailed architectural drawings using AutoCAD, adhering to emergency response design codes and national safety regulations.

• Volunteered time and technical expertise in support of communities affected by the national crisis.

EDUCATION 2008 - 2010

Islamic Azad University B.Sc., Architecture

Kerman, Iran

2002 - 2004

Islamic Azad University A.De., Architecture

Zarand, Iran

1997 - 2002

Bahrololhom High School High School Diploma

Kerman, Iran

SKILLS

- Architectural Software: AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Photoshop, ArchiCAD - Project Management Tools: MS Project - Office Applications: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

LANGUAGES

- Farsi (Native) - English (IELTS overall: 6 - writing 6.5) - Germany (Basic reading and translation skills) - Arabic (Basic reading and translation skills)

REFERENCE

- Managing Director, Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Farshid Alamdar - Managing Director, Faz Raz Consulting Engineers Dr. Javad Salajegheh - Managing Director, ATEC Consulting Engineers Eng. Arash Fakhar

Architectural Pro

ojects Designed and Supervised at ATEC Co.

Kerman Mall , Kerman, Iran Location: Kerman, Iran Total Area: 200,000 m² Role: Senior Architectural Supervisor Duration: 2023–2025 Firm: ATEC Consulting Engineers Project Overview Kerman Mall is one of the largest and most prominent commercial developments in southeastern Iran. The complex comprises approximately 200,000 square meters of built space across six levels,two basement levels and four above ground floors,offering a wide range of urban functions: Basement Levels (-2 and -1): Parking facilities Ground Floor: Retail shops and a large hypermarket First Floor: Indoor amusement park, international food court, and fast-food chains Second Floor: Multi-purpose event halls and a fitness center Third Floor: Office spaces Responsibilities As the Senior Architectural Supervisor, I was in charge of supervising the design and implementation of the building’s facade (18,000 m²) and interior floor finishes across all levels.

My role involved coordination between multidisciplinary teams to ensure quality control, technical accuracy, and architectural integrity.

This project stands as a landmark in regional commercial architecture due to its scale, complexity, and social impact.

Design by: ATEC Consultants Designer: Arash Fakhar Employer: Sarooj Pars Co. Senior Architectural Supervisor: Maryam Rasouli Location: Kerman, Iran

KERMAN MALL , Kerman, Iran

Selected Architectural W (2007– Present)

Work Experience at Shahr Raz Part Co.

City Centter – Kerman, Iran Total Area: 250,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase 2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview A major mixed-use development featuring a 50,000 m² retail complex, an open-air amphitheater, landscaped public areas, and a multi-level parking facility. The design integrates local climate strategies and cultural references to create a cohesive, efficient, and socially engaging environment.

Responsibilities Led the architectural design for Phase 2, managing the creation of detailed construction documents and overseeing the executive drawing team. Designed critical architectural details and key elements of the landscape. Coordinated with various disciplines to ensure technical precision, quality control, and seamless integration of design and construction.

This project has been recognized as a regional benchmark for its scale, complexity, and cultural significance.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer: Arash Mehrabi Employer: Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Senior Architect,Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Kerman, Iran Location:

Kerman Intercity Bus Terminal – Kerman, Iran Total Area: 18,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase 2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers

Project Overview Adineh Terminal is one of Iran’s most advanced and architecturally distinguished intercity transportation hubs.

Located in central Kerman, the project redefines the conventional image of a passenger terminal through its bold, modern façade and efficient spatial organization.

Designed to accommodate high daily traffic, the terminal integrates functionality with cultural sensitivity, providing a streamlined transit experience while reflecting local identity.

Key Features - Contemporary architectural language with a landmark presence - Large public hall designed for intuitive passenger flow - Integrated amenities: food court, shops, prayer room, restrooms - Dedicated taxi and bus station, police unit, and information desk - Efficient parking and circulation system for both private and public vehicles

Responsibilities Led a four-member architectural team responsible for developing detailed construction documents (Phase 2). Oversaw the coordination of architectural work with structural, mechanical, and electrical teams to ensure technical accuracy, spatial integrity, and design coherence throughout the project.

Managed inter-disciplinary communication, resolved design conflicts, and ensured the seamless transition from conceptual design to buildable documentation in alignment with project goals and public-sector requirements.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Employer: Adineh Kariman Company Senior Architect,Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli

Location:

Kerman, Iran

Tajrish Parking Garage (720-Vehicle Capacity) – Tehran, Iran Total Area: 30,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Designer Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers

Project Overview Located in northern Tehran, the Tajrish Multi-Level Parking Structure addresses parking shortages in a busy commercial district. With a capacity of 720 vehicles, the structure is designed as a modern architectural solution to optimize urban mobility and reduce congestion.

The facility is part of the city's public infrastructure and aims to enhance both vehicle and pedestrian circulation. Its design combines functionality, safety, and accessibility while aligning with the surrounding urban environment to support local commerce and improve the district's long-term livability.

Responsibilities As a key member of the architectural team, I played a significant role in designing the floor plans for the Tajrish Multi-Level Parking Structure.

Additionally, I contributed to the development of the façade design by providing creative input and assisting in the preparation of detailed drawings for presentations, ensuring seamless integration of ideas across the team.

One of the major challenges in this project was creating the mesh-like curves on the façade. To address this, we had to carefully select materials that were both aesthetically pleasing and structurally compatible, while also meeting the project’s requirements.

Design by:

Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers

Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer:

Private Sector

Location:

Tehran, Iran

Multi-Purpose Hall of Motahari Park - Kerman, Iran Total Area: 2,200 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase 1&2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview Designed with a geodesic dome and space frame structure, this building stands as one of the first examples of space frame construction in Kerman. The project demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to both architectural design and structural engineering, blending innovation with functionality.

As a landmark in the city’s architectural development, the hall showcases the integration of advanced construction technologies with practical design solutions tailored to the local climate. Its modern structural form and efficient spatial layout serve a variety of community and recreational needs.

Responsibilities As the Phase 2 Designer, I developed detailed architectural plans and coordinated closely with the mechanical, electrical, and structural teams to ensure seamless execution.

One of the major challenges was enclosing the geodesic dome, particularly in response to Kerman’s strong winds and intense sunlight.

I played a central role in selecting innovative materials that could withstand harsh environmental conditions while preserving both the structural performance and architectural quality of the building.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer: Arash Mehrabi Construction Documents Phase2: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Kerman Municipality Location: Kerman, Iran

Saba Investment Development Company , Tehran, Iran Total Area: 7,000 m² Role: Member of the design team Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview The Commercial Building in Sattarkhan, Tehran, is a modern architectural project designed to provide a functional space for retail and office use. The design emphasizes contemporary aesthetics and efficient use of space. However, its modern architecture contrasts with the traditional urban fabric of the surrounding area, creating a distinct visual and cultural juxtaposition. While the building offers state-of-the-art facilities and innovative design solutions, its bold, modern style presents a unique departure from the more familiar, traditional architectural elements of the neighborhood. This contrast aims to provide a fresh, dynamic identity to the area while offering high-quality spaces for businesses.

Responsibilities As a Senior Architect, my role involved designing the architectural floor plans for the Commercial Building in Sattarkhan, Tehran. I was responsible for creating efficient layouts that optimized space while considering functionality and aesthetics.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Saba Investment Development Company Location:

Tehran, Iran

Payam Airport Terminal Building– Tehran, Iran Total Area: 10,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase 1&2)

Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview Located between Tehran and Karaj, the Payam Airport Terminal Building covered a total built area of 10,000 m².

It was designed primarily for small aircraft operations, including training flights and private aviation, and offered a streamlined, functional space tailored to its specialized use.

The architectural concept was inspired by the fluid motion of a bird in flight, reflecting agility, lightness, and freedom—qualities that aligned with the airport’s purpose.

The building combined modern aesthetics with efficient spatial planning to provide an elevated experience for both pilots and passengers in a niche aviation environment.

Responsibilities As a member of the design team, I was responsible for contributing to the development of architectural floor plans for both Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Payam Airport Terminal project. My work involved collaborating closely with other team members to ensure seamless integration of design concepts and to meet the project's functional and aesthetic goals.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Iran Atlas Commercial & Trading Co Location:

Tehran, Iran

Yaftabad Commercial Building , Tehran, Iran Total Area: 10,000 m² Role: Design Team Member – Architectural Design Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview Located in the busy commercial zone of Yaftabad in southern Tehran, this retail building was designed to respond to the area's high foot traffic and growing demand for modern retail space. The project emphasizes functional planning, clear circulation paths, and visual accessibility from the street level. The architectural design aims to balance contemporary aesthetics with commercial practicality, providing an inviting environment for both shoppers and retailers.

Responsibilities As part of the architectural team, I contributed to the design of the architectural floor plans, ensuring optimal layout and functionality tailored to the project's commercial needs.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Iran Atlas Trading & Commercial Company Location:

Tehran, Iran

Natural Resources Office Building, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 12,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2)

Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview This four-story administrative building features a dynamic, curvilinear design inspired by the natural contours of the surrounding Kerman mountains. The architectural form creates a strong dialogue with the landscape, while the copper façade—a material deeply rooted in the region’s cultural and industrial heritage—serves as a symbolic reference to Kerman’s identity. The design merges contextual sensitivity with modern functionality, reinforcing both place and purpose.

Responsibilities As the Senior Architect for Phase 2, I was responsible for developing detailed architectural designs and documentation. My role also involved coordinating between the architectural, mechanical, structural, and electrical teams, ensuring seamless integration of all disciplines. I facilitated communication and alignment between teams to ensure that the design vision was executed accurately and efficiently, while addressing technical challenges across all aspects of the project.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Kerman Department of Natural Resources & Watershed Location:

Kerman , Iran

Executive Management Building of Kerman Housing and Urban Development Organization, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 12,000 m² Role: Architectural design Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview The Executive Management Building for the Kerman Housing and Urban Development Organization is a modern office structure designed to accommodate administrative functions in a dynamic urban environment. The building features a functional layout that emphasizes efficiency and flexibility, with a focus on providing a productive workspace for the organization’s staff. The design integrates modern architectural principles with practical considerations for sustainability and user comfort, creating a functional and professional setting for government operations.

Responsibilities As a contributing member of the architectural design team, I was responsible for the development of architectural floor plans, ensuring spatial efficiency and alignment with the project's overall vision

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Provincial Housing and Urban Development Organization Location:

Kerman , Iran

Biaz Roadside Service and Rest Complex, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 140,000 m² Role: Lead Architect Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview Located along a key intercity route in Kerman Province, the Bayaz Roadside Service Complex is designed as a comprehensive, multi-functional development spanning 140,000 m². The project integrates a wide range of facilities, including a hotel, fire station, auto repair center, football field, children's playground, restaurants, and retail areas,......to provide essential services to travelers and the local community.

The architectural vision emphasizes accessibility, user comfort, and operational efficiency, with a layout that supports smooth circulation and functional zoning across the expansive site. This project aims to set a new standard for modern roadside infrastructure in the region.

Responsibilities As Lead Architect, I was responsible for the overall architectural design of the complex. My work included master planning, designing key functional zones, and developing spatial strategies to ensure harmony between various programmatic elements. I led the architectural vision across all phases of the design and worked closely with engineering and client teams to align the project with regional development goals.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Parin System Asia Technical & Engineering Co Location:

Kerman, Iran

Hikmat Educational Complex – Tehran, Iran Total Area: 7,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase

(Phase2)

Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview The Hikmat Educational Complex is a four-story educational facility, designed to house eight classrooms per floor. Central to the building’s layout is a spacious courtyard, surrounded by landscaped green areas, which create a tranquil and conducive environment for learning. The design maximizes natural light and ventilation, fostering a bright and open atmosphere. The integration of the central courtyard and green spaces enhances both the aesthetic and functional qualities of the complex, promoting well-being and collaboration among students and staff.

Responsibilities I led the architectural design for Phase 2 of the project, overseeing the development of detailed construction documents. In addition to my design responsibilities, I was also responsible for coordinating between the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical teams, ensuring seamless integration of all disciplines. My role included managing the technical aspects of the project, resolving design conflicts, and ensuring the overall coherence of the design and its execution.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Tehran Education Authority Location:

Tehran, Iran

Student Dining Hall – University of Medical Sciences – Rafsanjan, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 3,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: University of Medical Sciences , Rafsanjan Location:

Rafsanjan,Kerman, Iran

The design of the dining hall draws inspiration from Kerman’s historic Yakhchals—ancient ice storage structures—reflecting their passive cooling strategies and iconic geometric forms. This contextual approach not only pays homage to local heritage but also enhances environmental performance. The result is a contemporary facility that blends cultural reference with functional design, serving the needs of the university’s growing academic community.

Responsibilities I led the architectural design for Phase 2 of the project, overseeing the development of detailed construction documents. In addition to my design responsibilities, I coordinated among the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical teams, ensuring seamless integration of all disciplines. My role included managing the technical aspects of the project, resolving design conflicts, and ensuring overall coherence between the design intent and its execution.

Fifteen-Class General Education School , Kerman, Iran Total Area: 3,500 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview This three-story educational facility accommodates 15 classrooms designed to support modern pedagogical needs. The layout prioritizes natural light, ventilation, and efficient circulation, providing a functional and student-friendly environment within a compact footprint.

Responsibilities I led the architectural design for Phase 2 of the project, overseeing the development of detailed construction documents. In addition to my design responsibilities, I coordinated among the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical teams to ensure seamless integration across all disciplines. My role included managing the project’s technical aspects, resolving design conflicts, and ensuring the overall coherence between design intent and execution.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer:

Kerman Provincial School Renovation Department

Location:

Kerman, Iran

30-Unit Ibn Sina Residential Complex, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 5,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers

Project Overview The Ibn Sina Residential Complex is a medium-scale housing project located in Kerman, Iran. Spanning a total built area of 5,000 square meters, the complex comprises 30 residential units designed to balance functionality, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. The project emphasizes the efficient use of space, natural lighting, and a harmonious architectural identity suited to the region’s climate and urban context.

Responsibilities I led the architectural design for Phase 2 of the project, overseeing the development of detailed construction documents. In addition to my design responsibilities, I coordinated among the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical teams to ensure seamless integration across all disciplines. My role included managing the technical aspects of the project, resolving design conflicts, and ensuring overall coherence between design intent and execution.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer:

Borj Hezar Company

Location:

Kerman, Iran

600-Unit Residential Complex – Shahrak-e Mehr Parsa Gostar Ghaem, Abadan, Iran Total Area: 100,000 m² Role: Architectural Planner and Designer Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview The Shahrak-e Mehr Parsa Gostar Ghaem Residential Complex is a large-scale housing development located in Abadan, Iran. With a total built area of 100,000 square meters, the project consists of 600 residential units designed to provide affordable and sustainable living for local families.

Emphasizing efficient urban planning, the complex integrates green spaces, access roads, and essential amenities. The architecture reflects regional climate considerations while supporting modern, livable housing solutions within a government-supported housing initiative.

Responsibilities As one of the contributing architects, I was responsible for the master planning and layout design of the residential units, focusing on functional spatial arrangements, circulation, and adaptability to the region’s climate and socio-economic context. The project was part of a government-backed initiative to expand access to sustainable urban housing.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer:

Parsa Gostar Mehr Housing Cooperative

Location:

Abadan, Iran

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer: Arash Mehrabi Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Housing and Urban Development Organization of Kerman Province Location:

Kerman, Iran

Housing and Urban Development Organization Building, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 5,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview This project involves the design and construction of the new building for the Housing and Urban Development Organization of Kerman Province. Covering a total built area of 5,000 square meters, the building is designed to serve as an administrative and operational center, incorporating functional office spaces, meeting rooms, and public service areas. The architectural design emphasizes efficiency, modern aesthetics, and sustainability, responding to the local climate and urban context. The project aims to enhance the organization's operational capacity while providing a welcoming environment for staff and visitors.

Responsibilities I led the architectural design for Phase 2 of the project, overseeing the development of detailed construction documents. In addition to my design responsibilities, I was also responsible for coordinating between the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical teams, ensuring seamless integration of all disciplines. My role included managing the technical aspects of the project, resolving design conflicts, and ensuring the overall coherence of the design and its execution.

Esteghlal Tower 15 – Story Commercial and Office Building , Kerman, Iran Total Area: 15,000 m² Role: Senior Architect – Construction Documents Phase (Phase2) Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview Located on Esteghlal Street in Kerman, the Esteghlal Tower is a 15-story commercial and office building with a total built area of 15,000 m².

The project was fully designed and engineered to accommodate modern business needs while maintaining architectural clarity and structural efficiency.

Responsibilities As Senior Architect for the Construction Documentation Phase, I led a team of five architects in preparing detailed architectural drawings for Esteghlal Tower. I was also responsible for interdisciplinary coordination with structural, mechanical, and electrical teams, ensuring seamless integration, technical accuracy, and adherence to the design intent. My leadership ensured design coherence across all disciplines, timely delivery, and high-quality execution aligned with the project's commercial and functional goals.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi

Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Iran Atlas Trading & Commercial Company Location:

Kerman, Iran

Perimeter Fencing and Site Design for Urban Park, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 30,000 m² Role: Member of the design team Firm: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Project Overview This project involved the design of perimeter fencing and site landscaping for an urban park, aimed at creating a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and secure public space. The design emphasized seamless integration of the park’s boundaries with the surrounding urban fabric, while enhancing accessibility and creating engaging public zones. Key landscape features included green areas, pedestrian walkways, seating zones, and sustainable planting strategies, ensuring a balance between usability and environmental responsibility.

Responsibilities As a member of the design team, I contributed to both the conceptual and detailed design of the perimeter fencing and landscaping. My role included close collaboration with the team to ensure the design responded effectively to the park’s functional needs and urban context, while enhancing user experience and visual appeal.

Design by: Shahr Raz Part Consulting Engineers Designer:

Arash Mehrabi & Maryam Rasouli

Employer: Kerman Municipality Location:

Kerman, Iran

Architectural P

Projects Designed at Faza Raz Co. Phase I&Phase II , 200-Unit Residential Complex – Kerman, Iran

Design by: Faza Raz Consulting Engineers Designer: Maryam Rasouli Construction Documents Phase: Maryam Rasouli Employer: Kerman Prosecutor’s Office Staff Housing Cooperative Kerman, Iran Location:

200-Unit Residential Complex for Kerman Prosecutor’s Office Staff, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 40,000 m² Role: Lead Architect for both design phases (1&2) Firm: Faza Raz Consulting Engineers

Project Overview This large-scale residential project was developed to provide quality housing for the staff of the Kerman Prosecutor’s Office. The complex consists of 200 residential units, comprehensive site development, and supporting infrastructure. The architectural approach integrates functional unit layouts with thoughtful landscape design and boundary treatments, tailored to the urban and climatic context of Kerman.

Responsibilities I served as the Lead Architect for both design phases of the project.

- Phase I was carried out in collaboration with a five-member design team under my supervision, covering master planning, residential units, site layout, and landscape elements.

- Phase II was completed independently, including the full architectural design, site planning, landscape, and perimeter fence design, along with coordination with engineering consultants.

Key Achievements: - Delivered a complete Phase II design single-handedly, within the set timeline.

- Managed multidisciplinary coordination across architecture, structure, MEP, and site engineering.

- Achieved high client satisfaction due to both the timely delivery and the integrated design quality of the buildings and site.

Selected

Architectural Personal Work

Private Residence, Rafsanjan,Kerman, Iran Total Area: 1,000 m² Role: Designer

Private Residence, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 600 m² Role: Designer

Private Residence, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 2,000 m² Role: Designer

Private Residence, Kerman, Iran Total Area: 2,700 m² Role: Designer

Private Residence, Sirjan, Kerman, Iran

Total Area: 1,500 m² Role: Designer Project Overview This project involved the full-cycle design and construction of a private residential building. The design focused on spatial efficiency, access to natural light, and integrating indoor and outdoor environments. A green roof was incorporated as part of the architectural solution, contributing to thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and landscape aesthetics.

Responsibilities I was responsible for the entire project process, from architectural design to site supervision. I managed construction directly and coordinated with contractors and engineers to ensure consistency with the design vision.

Key Challenges & Achievements: - Oversaw all phases of construction in a different city, ensuring strong communication with local workers and suppliers.

- Handled multiple design revisions during execution due to evolving client preferences.

Successfully implemented a green roof system as part of the sustainability strategy.

Delivered a cohesive and high-quality result despite logistical constraints.

VOLUNTAEY

Y WORK EXPERIENCE Architectural Technician(Volunteer), Naqsh-e Jahan Pars Consulting CO.

Bam, Kerman,Iran (2003–2004)

VOLUNTAEY WORK EXPERIENCE I collaborated as an Architectural Technician (Volunteer) with Naqsh-e Jahan Pars Consulting Co. during the post-earthquake reconstruction efforts in Bam City following the 2003 disaster. As part of the first-phase housing recovery project, I contributed to the architectural design of 1,487 residential units. My work involved developing architectural solutions that ensured structural resilience while maintaining aesthetic standards. I produced detailed drawings using AutoCAD in compliance with emergency response codes and national safety regulations.

In addition to my technical responsibilities, I volunteered my time and expertise to support communities affected by the national crisis, demonstrating a strong commitment to social responsibility and disaster relief. This experience provided me with invaluable field knowledge, insights that are neither taught in universities nor easily gained within a typical engineering office.

Selected Complement

ntary Professional Experiences

International Architectural Exploration Germany, France & Austria Engaged in an in-depth architectural journey across Germany, France, and Austria, immersing myself in both historic landmarks and cutting-edge contemporary designs.

Highlights included visiting the Reichstag Building in Berlin, noted for its seamless integration of heritage and sustainability, and attending the BAU Tec Construction and Building Technologies Exhibition in Berlin. These experiences exposed me to a wide range of architectural expressions, material innovations, and urban contexts, significantly enriching my design perspective and deepening my sensitivity to cultural context, spatial quality, and global architectural trends.

Sports and Physical Training In addition to my architectural pursuits, athletics have long been a central part of my personal and professional life. I hold certifications in Aerobics Instruction and Canine Behavioral Training, underscoring my commitment to physical discipline, mental focus, and continuous learning.

My involvement in international canine competitions—most notably at the Max-Morlock-Stadion in Nuremberg, Germany, has refined my abilities in strategic thinking, precision, and concentration. These experiences have strengthened qualities such as resilience, adaptability, and attention to detail, which consistently inform my approach to complex, multidisciplinary work environments.

The early works

Functional Aims This project, developed in 2010 as my undergraduate thesis, aims to foster a deeper connection between humans and the lesser-known underwater world through a multifunctional complex that integrates research, education, and recreation.

Inspired by oceanic forms and situated in southern Qeshm Island, the project promotes marine awareness, supports biodiversity, and offers an immersive architectural experience that bridges land and sea.

In this scheme, unlikely the human habit using the stairs to get form level to another, ramps are used to go from one level to another in order to inspire the feeling of surfing in the sea to visitor.

In order to communicate between the level of terraces in outer space and inner levels, some ramps have been used. Terraces are considered part of the environment and surrounding.

There is a series of vertical shaft access between floors which includes two boxes of glass elevator and two boxes of conventional elevator which are placed next to the escape stairs as well as a box of rounded glass stair.

The analysis of the complex -Ground floor (aquarium, coffee shop, dolphin game, .....)

- First floor (gallery, restaurant, shopping center, ....)

- Second floor (offices, amphitheatre, library, ......)

- Basement first level (research center and training classes, ....)

- Basement second level (indoor swimming pool, coffee shop, aquarium, and......)

I see every challenge as an opportunity for purposeful design and meaningful growth; I remain open, curious, and ready to learn.