Moozhan Gholinataj

I'm developing architectural projects that connect spatial design, ecology, and public participation. At Bahcesehir University, I explore sustainable environments through conceptual architecture, physical model making, and visual storytelling.

For The Hedge Maze, I designed a maze-like urban habitat integrating architecture and ecological infrastructure for hedgehog populations. I created conceptual diagrams, plans, visualizations, and physical models focused on coexistence between humans, wildlife, and landscape systems.

My Second State project reimagines public recycling as an interactive waste and energy system, combining mechanical interaction, sustainability, and public engagement through technical diagrams and prototypes.

I'm also interested in climate-responsive design, as shown in IWAN, where I reinterpreted regional housing through passive cooling, wind flow, screened terraces, and shaded spaces. My work spans architecture, product design, and painting, with upcoming exhibitions in Vienna, New York, and London.