In the architectural works presented here, space is treated as a set of relationships rather than a sequence of isolated rooms. Controlled openness, shared territories, sectional overlaps, and clear movement paths are used to allow occupation to develop according to users’ needs rather than fixed prescriptions. Visual continuity connects areas without collapsing their differences, preserving privacy without isolation and enabling gathering without crowding. Light, sectional layering, and calibrated voids organize subtle gradients of interaction, giving each place its own intensity rather than a prescribed label. Circulation is conceived as an active spatial field rather than residual space between functions. Environmental moderation is achieved through architectural depth, shading, and filtered daylight rather than mechanical add-ons. The work does not pursue iconic form; instead, it develops from the interactions between volumes, boundaries, and the everyday rhythms of inhabitation.
Professionally, Mohammad Moezzi has worked across design leadership, architectural production, and research for more than a decade. From 2012 to 2019, he co-founded and practiced at Praxis Studio, focusing on residential and healthcare design as well as adaptive reuse. From 2016 to 2021, he served as principal at NET Architects, coordinating clients, supervising construction, and leading design documentation for residential and civic projects. Prior to that, from 2015 to 2016, he worked with Razanmehr Architects as concept manager, developing urban and mixed-use proposals; and from 2014 to 2015, he designed at Evet Architects, contributing to masterplanning and sustainable strategies.
House No04
City Star Centre Interior
Apartment Da01
Binaloud New Town
Apartment Ka02
Reversed Voids
Ho(u)s(e)pital
Earthscraper
Positive Space Strategy
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
2022–2023
• Architecture Research Fellow | Canadian Architectural Archives (CAA) | U of Calgary, Canada
Digital preservation, archival research, public engagement, and metadata management focused on the Bing Thom Architects Fonds.
2016–2021
• Studio Principal | NET Architects | Mashhad, Iran
Led concept development, construction supervision, client coordination, and design documentation for residential, commercial, and urban projects, such as:
House No04 | Constructed | Role: Lead Designer
Four-level private residence on a 10m × 40m site, featuring regionalist brick architecture and a concrete structural system.
Apartment Ka02 | Under Construction | Role: Project Architect
Seven-unit residential complex on a narrow 5m × 30m lot, designed for producer Behrooz Hashemian.
Apartment Da01 | Unbuilt | Role: Lead Designer
Five-unit apartment building combining brick and metal framework, designed for an infill site.
BNT Library | Constructed | Role: Lead Designer
Public library featuring brick cladding and a metal structural framework, designed as a civic anchor for the growing city of Binaloud.
2012–2019
• Co-Founder | Praxis Studio | Mashhad, Iran
Specialized in residential and medical projects, adaptive reuse, and healthcare design.
Aliabad Apartment | Constructed | Role: Lead Designer
A five-unit residential complex with interior design (co-designed with Mahsa Afsharian).
Hashemine Tower | Approved Proposal | Role: Co-Designer
25-floor residential high-rise integrating passive ventilation strategies and open-plan modular units.
2015–2016
• Concept Manager | Razanmehr Architects | Mashhad, Iran
Directed design strategies, developed mixed-use and residential tower concepts, and managed urban design charrettes, such as:
City Star Commercial Centre | Design Competition | Role: Lead Designer
Interior design proposal for an existing commercial centre structure, integrating circulation, lighting, and spatial branding strategies.
2014–2015
• Architectural Designer | Evet Architects | Mashhad, Iran
Contributed to masterplanning, competition entries, and urban design with a focus on sustainable strategies.