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In an era where technology continuously reshapes the creative landscape, architect and designer Pooriya Zamani is pioneering a bold new approach to Iranian architecture, one where artificial intelligence becomes a tool for rediscovery rather than disruption. Sharing his explorations on Instagram, Zamani investigates how digital intelligence can reinterpret, preserve, and evolve traditional architectural narratives across multiple scales by blending AI-driven processes with the time-honored principles of Persian design.

Episode 06 of the PA Talks series on ‘Paradoxicality of Context’ with Alireza Taghaboni, founder of Next Office, includes an innovative take on the role of architecture in Iran today. Born in Tehran, Iran in 1977, Architect and lecturer Alireza Taghaboni commenced his university studies in 1995 at ‘Gilan University’, in the field of Architecture. Upon receiving his master’s degree in Architecture, he began the Ph.D. program at ‘Azad University of Science and Research of Tehran’ and graduated in 2007.