Ali Navidbakhsh

Contract Instructor

AliNavidBakhsh@cmail.carleton.ca

 

Ali Navidbakhsh, OAA, LEED Green Associate, RELi AP, is a co-founder and principal Architect at Site-Arch Inc. a private practice operating in Ontario and Québec. He is also an Architect at +VG (The Ventin Group Ltd.) in Ottawa. 

He holds a BArch (2014) and March (2016) both with distinction and was awarded the Azrieli Scholar and faculty choice award for his thesis titled: Post-Petropolis: Alberta after the Oil Boom. Ali’s research addresses the story of conflicting natural and artificial landscapes, while engaging with multi-stakeholder views, from divinity, Indigenous Land to human-scale interventions.  

Ali has worked at Architecture offices in Toronto, Ottawa, and Lisbon Portugal. During his studies at ASAU, He also worked as a research assistant and a teaching assistant for both undergraduate and graduate courses. 

Further to his full-time career, Ali actively engages in independent research and international competitions. Some noteworthy accomplishments include winning first place and receiving the people’s choice award in the Future Legacies Competition – Design for Canada’s Next 150 Years, held by The Site Magazine.  

Ali’s work has been featured on The best new Architects, Act of Mapping, KooZA/rch and The Site Magazine. His research interests revolve around science fiction, affordable housing, and real estate development. 

Education

 

MArch – Carleton University, 2016 

BArch – Carleton University, 2014 

Civil Eng. Tech – Seneca College, 2009  

Courses

 

ARCS 2106: Studio 3 Winter 2023 term

Publications

 

Future Legacies – Canada’s Next 150 Years, by The Site Magazine  

https://www.thesitemagazine.com/competition 

 

Places, Forms and Memories of Grief in Contemporary Cities 

https://in-bo.unibo.it/article/view/7852 

 

Post-Petropolis: Alberta after the Oil Boom 

https://curve.carleton.ca/0f45ddfb-07ce-4370-9ac7-85dbafd62ec5 

Faculty Choice Award 

https://alinavid.ca/faculty-choice-award 

 

Theatre Production Workshop – Water into Wine 

https://arkhivecarleton.com/workshops 

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