Davood Boroojeni

As an architect, he has been involved in different stages of architectural projects including the conception of preliminary design ideas, schematic design, and design development, as well as producing submittal packages, visual presentations, construction documents, layouts, and details through close dialogue with clients, producers, and other engineers. He believes that his communication skills, public relations, and problem-solving experience, combined with his background in related software, and his ability to research, schedule, and coordinate design in various stages of the project, have made him an architect to depend on, and a key team member. He seeks solutions for future architecture with the aim of creating coexisting architecture based on identity, culture, and history. His most essential concerns in architecture are the creation of communal spaces, desirable spatial quality, local architecture, climate, and the exposed usage of materials.
Factory by Davood Boroojeni

Shamim Polymer Factory by Davood Boroojeni The plant needs to maintain three programs including production facility and lab and office. The lack of defined functional programs in these types of projects is the reasons for their unpleasant spatial quality. This project seeks to solve this problem by utilizing circulation elements to divide unrelated programs. The design of the building revolves around two void spaces. These void spaces create the opportunity for separating functionally unrelated spaces. At the same time acts as a middle courtyard where every part of the building is connected with each other.

Residential House by Davood Boroojeni

Gilbam Residential House by Davood Boroojeni Villa Gilbam is a residential house located on a mountain slope in the Siahkal region of northern Iran. The site covers about 750 square meters and falls about 10 percent from east to west. The house stands on the east of the land, on the same rectangle of about 8 by 15 meters where an earlier building once stood, so contact with the ground is limited. Two cantilevered volumes extend from the core at ground and first floor levels without touching the ground. The three volumes are angled to form a shared central space with views of the surrounding mountains.

Contact Info

Davood Boroojeni
No.23203, Atisaz Complex, Chamran Highway
Tehran
1997666543
P: +989122022309

Davood Boroojeni is IBSP member since 2022, with 4066 IBSP rating.
 
 
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