Saba Ghorbanalinejad
Architect Paris / France
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Saba Ghorbanalinejad is an architect, based in Paris.
She began her Architecture studies at the University of Tehran and continued her studies at Paris-Est School of architecture. Since 2012, she has collaborated with various architecture firms in Paris (Atelier Lion Associés, hub Architects) and in London (Morris+company & Adam Khan Architects).
In parallel, she has collaborated on various research with the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Morris+Co & Londonon Group;
In partnership with Timothée Gauvin, she was granted HerMap Artistic research residency on industrial heritage, organized by BOZAR museum in Brussels and the Goethe-Institut.
She is also regularly invited to various school juries in Paris and London
She began her Architecture studies at the University of Tehran and continued her studies at Paris-Est School of architecture. Since 2012, she has collaborated with various architecture firms in Paris (Atelier Lion Associés, hub Architects) and in London (Morris+company & Adam Khan Architects).
In parallel, she has collaborated on various research with the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Morris+Co & Londonon Group;
In partnership with Timothée Gauvin, she was granted HerMap Artistic research residency on industrial heritage, organized by BOZAR museum in Brussels and the Goethe-Institut.
She is also regularly invited to various school juries in Paris and London
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Saba Ghorbanalinejad is an architect, based in Paris. She began her Architecture studies at the University of Tehran and continued her studies at Paris-Est School of architecture. Since 2012, she has collaborated with various architecture firms in Paris (Atelier Lion Associés, hub Architects) and in London (Morris+company & Adam Khan Architects). In parallel, she has collaborated on various research with the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Morris+Co & Londonon Group; In partnership with Timothée Gauvin, she was granted HerMap Artistic research residency on industrial heritage, organized by BOZAR museum in Brussels and the Goethe-Institut. She is also regularly invited to various school juries in Paris and London