Department of Architecture (2010 - Present)
Environmental Science
Environmental Sciences, Indian Institute of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, India
Environmental Design
Environmental Design, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Agriculture / Gardening
Gardening, University of Tehran, تهران, Iran
He was born in August 1973 in Hamedan. in 1996, he received a B.Sc. in horticultural sciences from Tehran University. Then he continued my studies for the MSc environmental design engineering masters degree at the Faculty of Environment of Tehran University. he completed my thesis with the title of organization and design of tourism axes of mountain valleys on the outskirts of cities as a research project in 1999. Besides studying, He was engaged in artistic activities and received a certificate of appreciation from the first Iranian painting biennial. After graduation, He worked as an urban green space expert in the technical office of the Ministry of Interior. At the same time, He worked as a planting designer on several projects with the Architecture and Urban Planning Unit of the Academic Jihad Faculty of Fine Arts of Tehran University. In 2002, He joined Baft Shahr architectural and urban planning consultant Corp. In 2004, I continue my study toward a Ph.D. degree in Environmental sciences I.R.I.A new Delhi, India. In 2008, after defending his doctoral thesis entitled Characterizing Land use land cover change for assessing its impact in Agricultural production in National Capital Region of India, He returned to Iran and joined as a faculty member of the architecture department of the Tarbiat Modares University. He is teaching many courses including Plant ecology, Applied Botany, landscape design, research methods, and technical design. And so far, He has guided and advised more than 50 masters theses, and I am currently supervising 5 doctoral students. In addition to his academic activities, he also continued his professional activities with the Baft Shahrs consulting engineers Co. as a member of the technical council and supervisor of several projects such as Organization and Protection of Gardens and Agricultural Lands of Tehran. and since 2013 he has continued as design manager of Kavosh Memari with architectural and urban designer Co. in several projects such as Khorshid mountainous Park and Zist park in Mashhad, which continues until now. In addition to the above activity, since 2013 he has worked as a consultant in many committees, including the environmental committee of the Tehran Islamic Council, the technical committee of the Tehran City Parks Organization and the technical committee of the garden protection in the urban planning department of Tehran municipality. Also, he has been in charge of refereeing and directing numerous research projects, especially in the field of urban planning rules and regulations related to the preservation and maintenance of gardens, green spaces and agricultural lands in the cities areas and is currently the director of thethe green space thematic plan (comprehensive) of Tehran at Tarbiat Modares University, under the support of Tehran City Studies and Planning Center.
Aims: Due to high building density and lack of adequate open space in large and growing cities, the possibility of developing green spaces as elements controlling air pollution and urban heat island has decreased. One possible solution is to use the vertical surfaces of buildings to develop vertical greeneries. The right choice of vertical greenery systems according to internal and external factors affecting the system is the key to their success and development. This choice includes the correct choice of each of the four components of the system, including plants, growing media, supporting system, and irrigation/drainage systems.Methods: In this study, the factors affecting the selection of these systems were collected and explained throug
Background and Objective: Four elements of Water, Earth, Air and Fire have been considered as the foundation for describing all natural science phenomena since bygone era and have been respected during different periods in Iran. These four elements have been thought as one of the common aspects between Iranian myths and beliefs in different eras. By emphasis on the values of the past culture, this research tries to reintroduce the values of nature and present the general pattern for designing the four elements park through reminding the concepts of these four elements. Method: The concept of four elements, Earth, Water, Fire and Air have been studied in? the historical record of Iran since prehistoric era, ancient times of Iran and Islamic
This study was an attempt to examine the degree of satisfaction and desire of people to attend mountain resorts in relationship to different aspects of visual perceptions of the mountain road landscape. To this purpose, Kolakchal axis were selected as the research site because of it’s high level of interactions and various activities. The analytical-descriptive research method has been used in this research. The components affecting the visual perceptions of mountainous resorts were analyzed from four perspectives: cognitive, emotional, interpretive, and evaluative. The physical and structural features of the landscape, strengths and weakness of the region were analyzed carefully through the route navigation. The collected data were aggre
Aims: soil, plant in playgrounds on children's achievements. Achievements of the presence of the child in the natural environment include nature's ability to promote cultivating skills, enhance mental and cognitive skills, facilitate learning, and rehabilitation of the relationship between child and nature. Meanwhile, later two ones, as factors that are only achieved through the placement of a child in a green environment, is chose to be one of the child's achievements. Although the way through which the child is accessed to these two important issues is explored.
Exploring and studying the indicators of landscape sustainability is necessary for sustainability-friendly education in universities. Traditionally, the three pillars of sustainability are: Economy, Society, and Environment. In landscape research and practice, scientists have reinterpreted the definition of sustainable development in order to include the holistic basis of landscapes. For example, designers emphasize that more attention needs to be paid to the aesthetic, experiential, and ethical issues. Given this,
The existence of brownfields in cities, and their common disadvantages, such as pollution and their detriment to natural habitats, have damaged local communities and their environment over time. Whereas the renovation and regeneration of these brownfields and transforming them into centers of activity could assist the economy and society to flourish. At the same time improving the quality of the environment could allow us to attain healthier, more attractive and safer communities. A neighborhood is a social network with a social and regional identity and a place where social interactions occurs. Focusing on enriching the neighborhood, nourishing social life and meeting the social and intellectual needs of the individual. The renovation of t
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