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General Information Professional Experience General Information Name Kamran Surname Afshar Naderi Date of birth Nov. 5th, 1959 E-Mail [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Education Laurea di Dottore in Architecture Genoa University Memberships Since 1993 Order of Architects of Italy (Genoa) Reg. N. 9182 Since 1994 Order of Architects of Iran Reg. N. 5704 – Highest grade (1st of the 3 levels) Collaborations Since 1998 Partner of "Mémar Nashr", Publisher of Mémar, a quarterly on architecture and urban design. Since 1995 he runs his own office. Since 2014 is the branch manager of the Italian Engineering Company: Intertecno S.p.A in Tehran Professional Experience IRAN 1993-today 2014-5 Head of the design team in the Norwegian Embassy project, contracted to Intertecno. 2015 Remodeling of the Shahr Theatre in Tehran (the underground halls, offices and public spaces around 400 sqm). 2014 Remodeling, interior design and furniture of Bayer Headquarter in Tehran (with Habibeh Madjdabadi) (reviewed by Art and Architecture Magazine – spring 2015) 2013 Façade Design for Sanamed pharmaceutics office and factory. 2013-14 Takhtejamshid Restaurant in Doha (collaboration with ATIN Construction and Design Co), architecture and interior design, 600 sqm 2013 Saadi Villa complex near Tehran (10,000 sqm plot – 1200 sqm built area) 2012 Karimi house, interior design (1100 sqm floor area) 2011 Real Estate Advisory regarding Bayer company buildings in Tehran. 2011 Contract Manager of the new Embassy compound of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Tehran. 2010-12 Collaboration with Intertecno Engineering Firm as Architecture Consultant In The "Bonyad Office Headquarter refurbishment and upgrading Project". 2010-11 Basic design of 20 villas in Golkhandan Residential Complex. 2010 Basic and detailed design of Head Optic showroom. 2010 Contract Manager of the new residence building of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Tehran (old project). 2010 Golkhandan residential complex on 15.000 sqm site, including master plan and detailed design of the land. Basic design stage. 2009-2010 Providing the Royal Norwegian Embassy with the Property Investigation Report, Tender Evaluation Report and Land Price Inquiry Report concerning the new embassy and residence buildings' plots. 2009-2011 Design and supervision of facade for Mellat Bank Branch in Tehran, Nejatollahi street (Pilot project in collaboration with A. Mashhadi Mirza and H. Madjdabadi). In 2014 the project received the International Architecture Award from Chicago Ateneum Museum of Architecture and Design. 2008-2012 Collaboration with Intertecno Engineering Firm as Supervisor in the "Azadi 5 star Hotel refurbishment project. 2008 Project Manager and Chief Designer of the Caspian Shopping Centre in Ghazvin, in collaboration with Khanesazi Consulting Firm (project was interrupted for budgeting problems). 2007-8 Design of Ebara Company headquarter in Parand industrial site near Tehran. 20.000 sqm lot and 8000 sqm construction. 2007 Site survey and coordination of the geotechnical studies related to the new chancellery compound of Japan. 2007-2009 Design and supervision of the infrastructural work on the site of the Netherlands Embassy Compound related to the new chancellery and residence complex. Coordination and supervision of the detailed design and construction of the Embassy and Residence buildings. 2007 Masterplan of Taleghan tourist complex on 170.000 sqm site. 2006 Technical inspection and consultancy regarding the Venezuela Embassy building in Tehran. 2006 Design and supervision of MAN group offices in Tehran – 3000 sqm office building 2006 Design and supervision of Festo headquarter in Tehran – 8767 sqm compound, total floor area 6970 sqm. Project was partly executed. 2005 Renovation of the three apartments belonging to Rauf Family in Tehran – 550 sqm 2005 Design and supervision of the Azimi House in Tehran – 800 sqm. Published on Mémar magazine – February March 2008 2005 Consultancy contract with Intertecno Company (Milan), as local expert, for renovation and remodeling of the Italy Embassy in Tehran 2004-5 Design and supervision of the remodeling project of the World Bank offices in Tehran. 2004-5 Design and supervision of the remodeling, reinforcing and furniture works in the Commercial Counselor of the Austrian Embassy in Tehran. Published on Mémar magazine June-July 2006 2004-5 Design and execution of the refurbishment work and furniture in the old Residence of the Netherlands Ambassador in Tehran. 2004-5 Design and execution of several refurbishment interventions in the Netherlands Embassy building in Tehran. 2004-5 Upgrading the old royal Netherlands Embassy building for the safety and security measures (design and execution). 2004 Design and execution of the fire proof doors and glazing for the staircase of the United Nations in Tehran. 2004 Designer and supervisor of the refurbishment project for the Italian Consulate new offices in Jordan St., Tehran – a new waiting hall has been also added to the renovated building. 2004 Feasibility studies for refurbishment of the Austrian Embassy, Commercial Counselor office. 2004 Interior and furniture design and execution of the Nuovo Pignone Company in Tehran (second stage) – 220 sqm. 2004 Interior and furniture design and installation for the secretary section in the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Tehran 2003 Curator of the preliminary studies of the restoration project of the Italian Embassy in Tehran. 2002-3 Project manager of the project of the Iranian Embassy in Brasilia, collaborating with Shirdel and Partner architecture office. Project was stopped after the tender stage. 2002-3 Design and supervision of the refurbishment and interior architecture project of the Shell’s headquarter offices in Tehran (phase 2) 2002 Contractor of the restoration project of the Danish Residence, a 19th century building in the central part of Tehran (Kooshk st.). 2001-2 Project manager and supervisor of the refurbishment and the interior architecture project of the Shell’s headquarter offices in Tehran (3850 sqm) with a particular attention to the Health, Safety and - Environmental Control management and the ergonomic standards (phase 1). The project appeared on "Me’mar", Spring 2002 2001-4 Architectural designer of the Bibi confectionery factory in Karaj (1600 sqm). 2001 Site manager and contractor of the refurbishment and the interior architecture project of the Nuovo Pignone’s office in Tehran (220 sqm) – first stage. 2001 Architectural designer and supervisor of the refurbishment works in the Conference building of the Italian Ambassador’s Residence Compound in Tehran. 2000 Restoration plan of the “conference Building” in the historical garden of Farmanieh (extension of the main hall). 2000 Refurbishment project of "Villa Formasa" in Gargano (Puglia - Italy) 2000 Architectural and executive project of "Warehouse for the technical Instruments" in Salafchegan (Qom - Iran) 2000 sqm, Architectural and executive project of "Office building" at the same time. 2000 Concept project of the "Villa of yousefpoor - Keshavarz", Karaj (Iran) 1999 Remodeling project and site supervision of "Italian Embassy office building" in Tehran 1999 Restoration project and construction supervision of the "Conference Building" in the historical garden of Farmanieh (the Italian Ambassador Residence in Tehran). 1999 Restoration project and construction supervision for the extension of the annex building in Farmanieh Garden (Tehran- Iran). 1997 Interior design and executive supervision of the "SET show room" in Tehran (refurbishment project). 1996 Responsible for the urban planning project of "Restoration of Tehran City Facades", the second stage, in collaboration with Mehrazan Architectural Consultant Company, for Tehran Municipality. 1996 Basic and Detailed Design of “Neyrizi riding ground and sportive complex” near Karaj. 1995 Concept and Basic Design of "Ekbatan Cultural Centre", in joint venture with "Bahram Shirdel and Partners Architectural Consultant”. 1998-99 Designing and supervising some architectural restorations in the historical building complex of Farmanieh (the Residence of Italian Ambassador) 1995 Participation in the international competition for Korea National museum, the project appeared on"Architecture et Urbanism", n.31,32 -1996 1994-2002 Constructional inspection of more than 60 residential and office buildings in Tehran. 1993 - 94 Employed at "Arseh Architecture and Town Planning Company" as the head architect in the following projects in Tabriz (Iran): • Nezami Ganjavi overpass • Nezami Ganjavi square and commercial centre • Railway station • Comprehensive plan of Tabriz public squares 1993 Employed at the "Planning and Programming Department" in Municipality of Karaj 1987-1993 ITALY 1992 - 93 Employed at STI - Studio Tecnico d'Ingegneria (Technical Engineering Company) in the following projects: • Lisichansk Polypropylene Plant (Ukraine). • Arak Power Station (Iran). • Saline Water Conversion Plant (Riyadh - Saudi Arabia). 1991 - 92 Collaboration with "Avagliano-Gambardella Architects" in the f following projects: • Master plan for Ceranesi. • Cataloguing of Chiavari Municipality real estates . 1991 Collaboration with "Nascimbene and Panfoli Engineering Company" in the project of the Nuodong Thermoelectric Power Station (China) 1990 Employed by "Renzo Piano Building Workshop" (one of the most famous architectural offices in the world) as an architect on the following projects: • Osaka Airport (Japan) • Reusing of the FIAT LINGOTTO complex in Turin (remodeling project) 1989
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