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Kengo Kuma Inspired
2018-06-05 17:42:01 UTCOne of the most memorable of our experiences in Japan took place one night, suspended over the streets of Tokyo, the wind gently brushing through the bamboo trees of the temple next door. It was close to midnight, with all of our cameras set up and questions ready, when a…
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An Ed / Id Silent Auction
2016-03-25 22:09:00 UTCVideo documenting some of the amazing moments of our last night’s silent auction at the Umbra store. Thanks to our dedicated Events Committee, Faculty as well as everyone who attended to support. Looking forward to a successful Graduate Exhibition during month of May.
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The Steam Canoe Documentary
2016-03-19 17:46:00 UTCA great short documentary film by Rikako Takahashi on our Steam Canoe Winter Station. Special Thanks to Mark Tholen and rest of the team.
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Behind the scenes of our winter station
2016-02-20 02:28:00 UTCA video documenting the installation of the steam canoe winter station on the edge of Toronto’s Woodbine beach. OCAD U Design & Build during Toronto Winter Stations Design Competition 2016. A collaboration with Curtis Ho, Jungyun Lee, Monifa Onca Charles, Reila Park, Lambert St‐Cyr, Jaewon Kim, Jason Wong, Hamid Shahi,…
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Lexus Design Challenge Finalist
2015-11-24 21:39:00 UTCThrough my collaboration with Victor Mancini, working on multiple projects for Lexus Design Challenge, I am pleased to announce that my project “Diamond Motion” has been selected as one of three finalists for Lexus at the 2016 Canadian Auto Shows.
Hamid Shahi and Victor Mancini
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Community Works Around Us
2015-11-16 17:00:00 UTCWith the serious crisis and the horrific terrorist attacks around the world, we are facing a real insecurity. As an architectural designer I still feel that there is hope to create a safer and more collaborating environments around us. Aim of this post is to remind my self and my…
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The Relation with Ceramics
2015-10-11 04:58:00 UTCWith over thousands of years history, I am pleased to take you to a place where main characters are not the objects, but the people who create these objects. ”The Relation with Ceramics” is the documentation of my experience along with my works, drawing on these beautiful shaped vases during…
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Interview with Japanese Newspaper
2015-09-28 03:58:00 UTC“Nikkan Iwate Kensetsu Kogyo Shinbun” is one of the Daily Iwate Construction Engineering Newspaper that they interviewed me while I was volunteering at a community house in Kamaishi, Japan. This article focuses mostly on interior repainting part of it and it introduces the non profit organization, their team members and…
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Volunteering in Kamaishi, Japan
2015-08-19 05:31:00 UTCI had a pleasure to connect with some awesome people that are spending most of their time helping Kamaishi to regrow. Unfortunately Kamaishi was heavily damaged by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami in which 1,250 city residents were killed. Although city has been recovered partially but Kamaishi citizens still…
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THE SAGA OF CONTINUOUS ARCHITECTURE
2015-06-07 14:38:00 UTCI had the privilege of attending the 20th anniversary symposium of Osanbashi pier designed by Alejandro Zaera-Polo and Farshid Moussavi in Yokohama, Japan. There was a series of fascinating lectures by famous architects and engineers who were involved this spectacular project. Osanbashi pier is a spectacular architecture that is considered…
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Interior Design Show
2015-01-29 04:25:00 UTCHamid Shahi had a great experience presenting Azman Design Collection in IDS15 and he would like to thank the sponsors, partners, exhibitors, attendees and everyone else who made Toronto Interior Design Show another success this year
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Sepehr M, Hamid Shahi and Orod Tajdaran
Hamid Shahi and…
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Concept
2014-10-06 03:01:00 UTCHamid Shahi has begun working on inclusive Design for challenging clients. He is grateful and excited to design a residential project for a blind couple in downtown Toronto. Blind people have a lot of strong senses and they also care about illumination even though, they are not able to see…