Hafeez Habibi in conversation with Architect Mozhan Khadem | Aga Khan Hospital Project

Mozhan Khadem is an American-Iranian architect with over 35 years of professional experience. He is the President and founding Principal of Boston Design Collaborative, and has designed numerous award-winning projects.
His notable project is the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH), designed by Mozhan Khadem, Partner and Design Head of Payette Associates. AKUH consists of a 721-bed with ancillary facilities as well as a school of nursing and a medical college in Karachi, Pakistan.
Mozhan Khadem in conversation with Architect Hafeez Habibi & Architect Murtuza Shikoh, describes his experience designing the Aga Khan University Hospital project.
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Murtaza, I just finished watching this interview with Mozhan Khadem. Congratulations, it is a great interview and we learnt so much about how the development of AKUH came about. He’s a great designer and philosopher. When he started with his design philosophy and talked Rumi and Attar, I knew he was my kind of designer.
This is the philosophy that I was also trying to instill in my designs when I was working in Karachi, if you remember. But people were not ready at that time. AKUH happened only because the force behind it was the Ağa Khan. Kudos again and tell Mr Khadem he’s got an admirer in me.

[@mokhadem]

Thank you very much Mr. Sohailrazavi for your kind comment

[@mokhadem]

Thank you very much for your kind comment Mr. Soheilrazavi

[@mokhadem]

Thank you very much for your kind comment dear Mr. Soheilrazavi.