Moshir architects

Mojtaba Hooshangian Shirazi, born in 1984 in Shiraz, holds a Master’s degree in Architecture. He began his academic journey in 2003 at the University of Kashan, where he completed his Bachelor's degree. Then he pursued his Master's studies at Islamic Azad University of Shiraz.

After completing his undergraduate studies, he started working on architectural project executions and, in 2009, established his own private office. Since 2018, this office has continued its activities under the name Moshir Architecture Group.

In 2012, he obtained a design license from the Engineering Organization and a supervision license from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development. Since 2014, he has also been active as an executive engineer.

His first architectural project began in 2006, with the title “Design and Execution of an Exhibition Booth”. Since then, his projects have included the design of sports halls, commercial stores, residential apartments, and villas, and this work continues to the present day.

In 2022, he was officially accepted as a certified architectural expert by the Judiciary. Since 2020, he has been teaching technical courses at Apadana University and Shiraz University , benefiting from the academic environment to the best of his ability.

Mr. Masoud Shahriari is a professional welder and has helped me many times.

In my view, the future outlook of architecture lies in its personalization.
By personalization, I mean the term in its literal sense—something akin to a mobile phone’s wallpaper. Architects must take this level of customization and flexibility into account in their projects.

However, the future of architecture will, in fact, be more about practical, theory-free spaces in cities—places where urban residents can meet each other; spaces that satisfy curiosity without social class distinctions hindering people’s presence.

The challenge for the cities of the future will be the existence of spaces devoid of people, a problem that cannot be solved merely by constructing commercial areas.

Sustainable development is the path that must be pursued for comprehensive progress in any country.
At times, a mistake occurs when some people, in their views, prioritize development (industrial development) first, and afterwards consider sustainable development. However, Iran, in this historic opportunity—since it has not experienced significant development over the past fifty years—can pursue its development with sustainability criteria in all areas and thus avoid the setbacks faced by industrialized countries.