The hospital is located in Isfahan, one of the most crowded cities in Iran and it is beside a very crowded park. As a hospital should have calm and relaxing place, I decided to combine the volume of the building with nature. There are some pools embedded in different parts of the site. I tried to use the indigenous plants and also use the local pattern for designing the building. The main shape of the building is inspired from an English word “H” to provide the intimacy for the hospital.
Ahmadreza Sahami’s research primarily explores the intersection of architecture, human behavior, and social engagement—especially within educational and urban environments. His work integrates spatial analysis, traditional Iranian architecture, and sustainable design principles to foster more responsive and inclusive spaces.
The projects featured on this website include both conceptual proposals and built works. Each project is grounded in real-world challenges and reflects a research-based approach that combines environmental awareness, cultural sensitivity, and innovative spatial strategies.
Yes. Ahmadreza Sahami welcomes meaningful collaborations in the fields of architectural research, sustainable urban design, and interdisciplinary academic projects. You can use the contact section on the website to submit inquiries or proposals.
