Greetings, dear reader! My name is Mohammad Reza Allahyari, and I am excited to share my passion for problem-oriented architecture with you. As a graduate of Architecture from South Tehran Azad University, with a master's degree from Tehran's Soura University of Arts, I have spent my entire career dedicated to creating buildings that serve their communities.One of the projects that I am particularly proud of is my master's thesis on the topic of Incremental housing for the homeless and slum dwellers. It is crucial to address this pressing issue with architecture that serves a humanitarian purpose.I have had the privilege of working in various offices, beginning with Naghsh Raziger engineering office as a software operator during my student days. Then, I interned at REStudio architecture office under the mentorship of Sohail Qandili. There, I had the opportunity to experience the entire process of designing an architectural project, from ideation to completion. I later founded Studio Zee with my colleagues, where we designed furniture and accessories for various spaces. However, I yearned to pursue architecture that focuses on context, and hence, my wife Zahra Nouri Jamshidi and I started our own architecture office.At Heimat Studio, we emphasize creating buildings that serve their purpose through various phases of design, from Phase One Design to the management of the construction site. Our team collaborates with the client, bringing ideas and scenarios that encompass our clients' requirements. The design of executive plans and the presentation of workshop and operational plans, in Phase Two and Phase Three, respectively, reflect our detailed and meticulous approach.In conclusion, I strive to make architecture accessible, relevant, and solution-driven, tackling various social issues with a sense of humanity. Join me on my journey towards contextual and problem-oriented architecture that resonates with communities. Thank you!