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ArchitectureUrban DesignParametric Design

I focus on reforming architecture éducation in Africa while mobilizing colonial architecture

To incorporate sustainable solutions and benefits of BIM in Architecture and Construction industry.

bytová, rezidenční a občanská výstavba, urbanismus

Real Estate Development, Landscape Architecture, Urban Development.

Architect, creating focused on the intuitive flow of the space and the fit with the deeper client’s needs.

Landscape Design

I have specialized in BIM methodology, in software such as Revit and ArchiCAD. I finished in 2023 my master's degree on: Intervention, Rehabilitation and Regeneration of Heritage; at the School of Architecture of the University of Valladolid.

Designer, architekt and interest of sacral architecture

Architectural history and theory

I focus on mapping and architectural recovery, theory and psychology in both large and smaller scales. My thesis "Dark Tourism: uncovering the world behind the shadow", as well as, my diploma project "Anti-tyros: Reimagining Beirut Port, the industrial frontiers and the disentanglement of crises" established the basis of my research in handling and respectful revisioning areas of tragic heritage and historical importance, in theoretical, social and functional aspects.

Architectural Design 

Architectural Design Computational

Architectural Parametric Design 

Digital fabrication 

Multimaterials

Algorithmic design 

Design research 

Vernacular Architecture, History of Urbanism, Architectural Theory, Architectural Design

Peyman Kiani Falavarjani was born on 10th June 1984, in Esfahan, Iran. He grew up in a family with an industrial background; therefore, he had to work in his father's workshop from childhood until the end of high school. But although he had good talent in the industry, he had loved buildings since he was a child. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Glastonbury University. Later in 2012, he completed his master's degree in architecture. He is passionate about designing buildings where people are happy, like a hotel, bars, and restaurants. He believes a good design in a place should make people want to be there many times or travel to that place. He considers the emotional connection between the space and its user a critical factor, followed by aesthetics, ergonomics, usability, and functionality, defining a good design. This is the perspective that forms his manifest as an architect. For more information, you can follow Peyman Kiani Falavarjani on Instagram at @peymankianiarchitects.In 2008, he established his studio, Peyman Kiani Architects (PKA). Since 2013, the group has focused exclusively on hotels, restaurants, and bars, which have resulted in many prosperous projects in Iran and other countries. More than 34 prizes from some international design awards have been achieved in these years.

Landscape Architecture, Public Spaces,