I am Parisa Rajabpour, an Architect and Interior Designer, graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering and a Master’s degree in Urban Design from Islamic Azad University of Mashhad.

Throughout my professional career, I have been working in the field of designing healthcare spaces (including pharmacies, medical offices, and clinics), residential and villa projects, commercial and office spaces; with a focus on designing spaces that, while responding to functional requirements, create a harmonious, lasting, and meaningful experience for their users.

For me, design means creating familiar moments within a new space; a process beyond merely shaping a space; creating environments that become part of everyday life, enhance the quality of human experience, and transform into a part of memories and moments of life.

As an architect and interior designer, I have tried to make each project a coherent narrative of the interaction between function, aesthetics, identity, and human needs; a space that is not only functional or beautiful, but also carries a sense of comfort, meaning, and a lasting impact.

My concern is creating environments that make life simpler, more tangible, and richer — spaces that become connected with people, their needs, and their life stories.

In my view, every project, before becoming form and material, is a response to a way of living. I believe that the quality of a space is shaped not only by what is seen, but by the feeling that remains in the mind after leaving it.