Space
Positive and negative space establish enclosure, openness, hierarchy and meaning.
SIAP Presentation · Continuing Study
An evolving architectural presentation

Space is understood through movement, order and light.
This continuing study brings together sacred geometry, Persian gardens and cities, thresholds, courtyards, domes and contemporary architecture. It examines positive and negative space across macro and micro scales, and the way movement transforms architecture into an experience through time.
The presentation remains a work in progress. Its narrative and sequence will continue to be refined as the relationship among these precedents becomes clearer.
Positive and negative space establish enclosure, openness, hierarchy and meaning.
Paths, thresholds and changing perspectives reveal architecture gradually.
Geometry creates order while light gives space atmosphere, depth and time.
Sacred geometry + spatial order






Persian city, garden + courtyard



Contemporary experience



Case-study credit
The Shams-i Tabrizi Mausoleum material is presented as an architectural case study. Design Architect: Nader Ardalan. Design Core [4s]: Project Consultant.
Working presentation
Space becomes meaningful when movement, order and light are experienced as one continuous idea.Download the current presentation · PDF