Mojgan Hariri

Iranian-American architect, co-founder of Hariri & Hariri Architecture, known for innovative and sculptural designs.

Biography

Born in Iran, Hariri studied at Cornell University. Her New York-based firm focuses on residential and cultural projects.

Architectural Philosophy

Hariri emphasizes experiential design and modernism, blending art with architecture.

Core Contributions

• Specialized in glass and parametric design.
• Notable works:
  • Jewels of Salamanca (Spain, 2001, residential complex).
  • Sagaponack House (NY, 2007, modernist residence).

Architectural Connections

• North American Northeast: New York focus.
• Residential: Sculptural homes.

Influence and Legacy

Hariri’s innovative designs influenced modern architecture, inspiring architects like Zaha Hadid.

Related Architects & Works

Zaha Hadid (related architect), Gisue Hariri (related architect), Curved Forms (element), Contemporary (period)