Snow-covered mountain range under an overcast sky.

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Integrated Design Approach

A white book titled "ID" with blue text, titled "Architecture Process of Studio Projects," by Kosha Mir, placed on a beige surface with a shadow cast to the right.

IDA

Design built from the ground up

Design here begins with space, material, and construction.
Each project is developed through drawing, model-making, and physical testing, where form is derived from structural logic and spatial necessity rather than visual style.

The work operates across architectural scale and object scale using the same design principles. Furniture and artifacts are treated as spatial elements, tested for proportion, weight, junction, and occupation, similar to architectural components.

Artificial intelligence is used as a generative and analytical tool to explore variations in geometry, assembly, and spatial organization. These digital processes are continuously tested through physical models and prototypes, ensuring material and spatial validity.

Rather than relying on symbolic references, the projects focus on clarity of structure, spatial sequence, and material behavior. Reduction is a critical method—removing excess until space, object, and structure are legible and necessary.

3D isometric line drawing of a large complex building with multiple sections, corridors, and courtyards, labeled 'Integrated Design Audit' and 'Sabbioneta in 3D Isom'.
Photograph of a white architectural model facade showing layered geometric shapes and shadows, with text describing the model-making process and lighting considerations for building design.
Architectural elevation drawing of a multi-story building with large windows and balcony details, alongside cross-sectional views of the building's structural elements.
Collection of various styles of garage doors, including panel, sectional, and with window features, arranged vertically.

London England

2024

Poster with black background and white text that reads "MAISON DE MIRR" with a small logo below, hanging on a beige wall with shadows.

From Artifact to Aura: The Vision of Maison de Mirr

From Artifact to Aura: The Vision of Maison de Mirr

Maison de Mirr is a design process that merges architecture, furniture, and AI-driven visual narratives into a cohesive language of form and meaning. At its core, the brand is rooted in symbolism, mythology, and material storytelling — transforming artifacts into vessels of memory and identity.

Drawing from both ancient heritage and future-facing technologies, Maison de Mirr explores themes of transformation, decay, time, and ritual across its collections. With a unique hybrid process that combines AI-generated concepts and human craftsmanship, the brand challenges traditional design boundaries while preserving authenticity and soul.

Its collections span across:

  • Furniture & Objects (sculptural, architectural)

  • Architectural Design (spatial storytelling, narrative-based forms)

  • AI Visual Labs (creative research using generative tools)

it embraces AI as a medium, not a shortcut — integrating it into mood boards, prototyping, and digital storytelling. it’s not trend-driven; it builds timeless pieces with mythic resonance, positioning itself at the intersection of memory, machine, and material.

TEHRAN

2023

Design layout with text titled 'The Vision' featuring a sketch of a vase with three female faces, promotional content for Maison de Mirr focusing on storytelling and empowerment, with decorative lines and pastel highlights.
A black and white photo of a hand wearing a silver chain bracelet, with an overlay of text describing Maison de Mirr's jewelry collection inspired by ancient civilizations and mythology.
A document titled 'Conceptual Framework' with text discussing textures, weathered surfaces, and natural patinas. The document references historical artifacts, mythologies, and artistic movements. The right side includes sketches of a ring, a gemstone, and an abstract design with handwritten notes about overlays, projections, and textured edges.
Painting depicting a classical scene with a group of people, including a figure holding a red flag reading 'Maison de Mirr,' surrounded by architectural elements and a landscape in the background.
A white book titled 'From Social Realism to Abstraction' by Kosha Mir, published in London in 2023, resting on a beige surface with shadows.

Social Realism to Abstraction

The possibilities of photography for the representation of architecture

From social Realism to Abstraction: The possibilities of photography for the representation of architecture

This book examines architecture through the critical eye of photography — using light, framing, and focus to reveal how a designer sees and interprets space.

Across its chapters, the work moves through various perspectives and case studies, gradually converging on a well-known architectural project. This project becomes the central point where photography shifts from mere documentation to an analytical and interpretive tool.

Through carefully composed images, the book highlights how color, perspective, and visual emphasis can uncover the intentions of the architect:

The way space is experienced, The relationship between structure and material, The emotional and conceptual impact the designer sought to achieve

By weaving together architectural vision and photographic analysis, this work offers both a visual and intellectual journey — inviting the reader to see architecture not just as a built form, but as a narrative of light, texture, and perspective.

LONDON

2025

Nighttime view of St. Mark's church in Bjorkhagen, with wooden benches and a cobblestone street illuminated by soft lighting.
Blurred landscape photo of a coastline with water, sky, and some trees or rocks, with an artistic and abstract quality.
Page with quote about architecture and photography by Hiroshi Sugimoto, discussing erosion and durability of buildings.
Black and white photo of a modern, rectangular house on stilts with a flat roof.