Mercedeh Mehrsadeghi
Mercedeh Mehrsadeghi is an ambitious architecture student currently specializing in 3DCP. She is developing a strong foundation in spatial design, material exploration, and conceptual thinking. Her practice is driven by an interest in the intersection of abstraction, architecture, and visual storytelling, with a particular focus on how unique and unconventional elements can be interpreted within architectural designs.
Mehrsadeghi enjoys experimenting with a range of materials and techniques, from physical model making to digital design, enabling them to translate abstract ideas into tangible forms. Her process is research-led and iterative, often combining observational studies with hands-on experimentation. She is particularly interested in how architectural forms can communicate meaning, evoke emotion, and engage with their surroundings in subtle yet impactful ways.
Mehrsadeghi is eager to continue expanding her skills, collaborating with others, and contributing to innovative and unique design practices.
The Chalet – This work is a two story winter chalet inspired by Greek architecture creating a unique contrast between Grecian architectural aesthetics and northern hemispheric settings.
Play Area – A modular organic multifunctional area for both children and adults.
Train Station – A train station design inspired by the composition of a hair clip.
Sloped Mansion – A one story concrete and wooden modern house intended for rural context.
Cultural Centre – An architectural design inspired by different African prints and patterns.