Helia Raouf Malayeri

A 14-storey mixed-use residential and commercial development on Kish Island. From the start of construction I planned, coordinated and managed the project's technical operations: coordination with the client, consultants and contractors; site mobilisation; procurement of materials and reinforcing steel; coordinating the tower-crane installation; reviewing construction drawings; technical documentation and reports; and tracking progress from the foundations to the parking levels and the reinforced-concrete structure.

I also supervised the foundation and structural works and the quality-control procedures, so that the work matched the drawings, the technical specifications and the project standards.

A centre for music, poetry and social interaction that revives the forgotten cultural layers of Tehran's old district. The site, in Siros in District 12, links past and present, with space for reflection, education and performance in a dense urban fabric. At the heart of the design is a reinterpretation of the Iranian courtyard: instead of one enclosed courtyard, several inward-facing "courtyards of music" host learning, gathering and performance, mediating between inside and outside, memory and experience, silence and sound.

Two elements link the generations: a glass bridge that invites teenagers to move and explore, and a greenhouse where elderly residents find care, cultivation and company.

The concept follows a child's journey from the security of home toward social life in the city, and sets up an active physical and visual dialogue between the city and the educational complex. Familiar, tactile geometries and playful elements drawn from children's perception invite exploration, interaction and a sense of belonging. The project aims to be a bridge between the comfort of home and the vitality of communal life.

Transparency builds openness and trust, while keeping the space lively and safe for children's spatial and emotional needs.

A museum for video games in Mashhad. The massing grows from the pixel: a square module becomes a grid of cubes, and the cubes are recombined into the building's final volume.

A villa for a client who wanted openness and a continuous visual connection with the surrounding landscape. Two carefully placed courtyards define and separate the public and private zones, balancing retreat and exposure.

Natural light leads the interior: large openings and layered spaces raise the quality of living, framing the views while keeping privacy and spatial control.