From my point of view, architecture is more than an art, it is present in all important matters of our life today. Energy management, time, productivity, improvement of mental and physical health and many other cases are among the cases in which architecture plays a significant role, and an architect should consider these cases in presenting the design. nima sasan nima sasan
The space in which we live can be an important and effective tool to advance and improve our work and situation. Provided that what approaches we use in defining and designing the space and what roles we consider for it.
Paying attention to the special characteristics of each person, family, company or organization and ideology, background and future plan can be very effective in creating an effective perspective to create an effective and inspiring atmosphere.
With techniques such as psycho-cybernetics, storytelling and other such approaches, we design a unique and expressive space. nima sasan nima sasan
Our challenge in every project is to find “that” thing that is not expressed in conversations. But finding “it” can be both a challenge and an answer to that challenge.
Conversation, observation, intuition, empathy, questioning, critical thinking, storytelling and listening to life stories is something that brings us closer to ourselves and others and can lead us to recognize the challenge and respond to it.
Design thinking requires dialogue and understanding, adopting a different point of view, using guiding principles and design methods, using mental models and creative thinking, and the art of clear thinking, and has enough experience in accurately finding challenges and answering them.
This style of attitude and approach requires proficiency and experience in interdisciplinary fields. A distinctive type of design services that we at Nima Sasan Architecture have more than 15 years of experience in content creation, design and execution projects.
We need stories to imagine what we need to think about. We come to stories for our most basic non-biological need, to give identity and meaning to ourselves and what is inside and outside of us. We use storytelling and narration to imagine the imaginable and the unimaginable. That is why each of us needs stories to know ourselves and to introduce ourselves to ourselves and others. But not all of us have the same ability to create and narrate a story, or in other words, we have not tried to acquire this skill. At Nima Sasan Architecture Group, we try to find your best story and tell it for yourself and others. Entering the field that will make traveling and being on the path a pleasure and smooth for us and you.
The experience of being present in what we experience or what exists in our imagination, imagination and dreams triggers our emotions. Experiencing the feeling of being in a place, regardless of whether it is in a dream, memory or reality, creates an action and reaction in our mind and feeling. Even by reading or hearing a story, we can evoke the idea of being in an unknown place. A place where we have not been in reality yet, but we have a sense of presence.
Any objective, concrete, real and created space that is experienced by us can be imagined and imagined in the mind and in the story before the actual formation and experience.
With stories, we can imagine the unimaginable and experience, express and share our feelings. At Nima Sasan Studio, we can turn your story into imagination, and your imagination into real space. We can objectify your mental image (psycho-cybernetic).
Design+
“Design and other things” or +Design is an interdisciplinary perspective widely used by Nima Sasan to work in the field of design, which can respond to the needs and challenges of the modern era even with the entry of artificial intelligence into this field.
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The new era is the era of content and meaning, and entering the era of content and meaning for every business and profession requires acquiring new skills and a different perspective based on the special conditions and characteristics of this era.
Design by Creating a Mental Image
A Psychocybernetic approach is one that combines the principles of psychology and cybernetics to create designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and effective.
Psycho-cybernetic architectural approach uses psychological and cybernetic principles and theories to design spaces. This method is used to improve the efficiency and well-being of living and working spaces. In this type of design, the effects of various factors on the person and the surrounding space are considered.
The Narrative Architectural approach is a design method that focuses on creating spaces based on ideals and personal stories. In this approach, the goal of the architects is to convey a special story and evoke special emotions in the users of the space. By using elements such as lighting, color schemes, patterns and scale adjustments, different areas of the space can be designed to reflect different aspects of the narrative.
This approach, which is one of Nima Sasan’s important approaches in design, its integrated nature has greatly influenced the development of a new generation of architectural institutions and served as a framework for their initial establishment.
We need Stories to imagine what we need to think about. We come to stories for our most basic non-biological need, to give identity and meaning to ourselves and what is inside and outside of us. We use storytelling and narration to imagine the imaginable and the unimaginable.
Storytelling in architecture is an approach centered around the idea of creating spaces that express an attractive and relevant narrative. At Iran, we focus on designing spaces that engage users and evoke emotions by combining elements such as form, materials and spatial arrangements to create a coherent and comprehensive experience. The concept of storytelling in architecture enables the creation of environments that, in addition to meeting functional needs, create a deeper connection with users by intertwining cultural, historical or personal narratives.
By carefully designing the sequence of spaces and their visual cues, we guide people on a journey where each space represents a new chapter in the story being told. This approach adds layers of meaning to architectural designs and creates memorable experiences for those who interact with them.
With content design in architecture, we focus on creating spaces that are practical, meaningful and related to the needs and experiences of their users. In this approach, we prioritize the human experience in a space and ensure that it meets practical conditions while also providing a sense of comfort, inspiration and connection.
This approach includes careful attention to elements such as accessibility, sustainability, cultural sensitivity and user well-being in order to provide comprehensive and targeted designs. By emphasizing content—the experiential aspect of architecture—architects who use this approach aim to cultivate spaces that enrich people’s lives by addressing their specific needs and aspirations.
Cooperating with Mr. Sasan’s team was creating an unrepeatable experience of moving things forward with high order and a sense of responsibility. Above all, the interview with Mr. Sasan had many lessons for me, and the most important benefit was a review of life events and their role in the environment around us.
Ali Madani – Kilakchal Station
Cooperating with Mr. Sasan’s team was creating an unrepeatable experience of moving things forward with high order and a sense of responsibility. Above all, the interview with Mr. Sasan had many lessons for me, and the most important benefit was a review of life events and their role in the environment around us.
Ali Harati Khoramshahr Museum
Cooperating with Mr. Sasan’s team was creating an unrepeatable experience of moving things forward with high order and a sense of responsibility. Above all, the interview with Mr. Sasan had many lessons for me, and the most important benefit was a review of life events and their role in the environment around us.
Rana Mohtasham