Manoochehr Teimoorifar

Interior Design, BA (Hons)

About me

I approach design with a significant difference in both cultural and artistic styles. The experience of working on a mixture of diverse projects across the design sector and studying in a new atmosphere and education system in the UK has enabled me to improve my skills and creativity.

Within my work, I always aim to deliver innovative and interactive designs. I believe ideas are the source of innovation, therefore, I utilize a creative process to generate creative ideas and effective design solutions. In order to achieve personal and professional development, I take on new responsibilities, and succeed with greater Challenges.

My design introduces a new concept that not only brings back the windmill’s fame within the community, but also brings the public of different ages together. This concept improves their physical and mental health. To tackle ageism a community centre with the name of Dayere Zendegi has been introduced. This community centre offers programs to strengthen intergenerational relationships. Dayere Zendegi is a Persian word which means cycle of life and refers to the cyclic life of wheat, starting as a seed, growing, becoming a plant and then coming back to the starting stage as a grain to reproduce.

Dayere Zendegi - This concept intends to tackle with ageism. The design not only will bring back the windmill’s fame within the community, but will also bring the public of different ages together.

Social Space - To produce conceptual designs to benefit the cycling provision at Moor Park, Moor Park Avenue, Preston. This design includes an accessible space and promotes sustainable lifestyle.

High Street Renovation - The purpose of renovating the building is to make the area more of a destination and increase the rate of existing retails' sales.

Adventus - The inspiration of the Adventus has been taken from different architectural styles, such as Romanesque, Ottonian, byzantine and Gothic, thus creating a design that adds a great historical and cultural value to Preston.

Stair Case -This staircase locates in the centre of Student Union’s ground floor at UCLan and creates a vibrant space. The dynamic contemporary design of the stairs addresses the functional, structural, and aesthetic aspects.

Store Design - In my time as a Design student, I participated in UCLan’s Masterplan Store Design competition for Creative Innovation Team, in which my design plan secured top third place.

Cabinet Design - The materials used for the cabinet are eco-friendly.

Fingerprint -Fingerprint is inspired by two visually different design movements which are Art Deco and Futuristic. Fingerprint sculpture encourages the viewer to think how two broad and different styles of arts can complement each other.

Ballerina -Ballerina sculpture displays the highly technical and sophisticated movements. In addition, the arrangement of all pieces next to each other creates an abstract artwork and causes different interpretations by viewers.

Roya - Roya is a crafted concept design that introduces a multi-purpose structure. The model consists of two stories. Ground floor offers entertainment space and first floor offers relaxing space.

Keywords: Intergenerational, ageism, mental health, community, social support, stargazing, galaxy, positive energy, sustainablility, creative, hard working, organised, collaborative, problem solving