| Mouzhan Majidi | |
|---|---|
| Born | Tehran, Iran |
| Nationality | British Iranian |
| Alma mater | University of Strathclyde |
| Work | |
| Practice | Foster and Partners |
| Projects | Hong Kong International Airport Wembley Stadium |
Mouzhan Majidi is a British-Iranian architect and the current Chief Executive of Foster and Partners.[1]
As a student, he received various awards including the RIBA Part 1 Design Award in 1985 and RIBA Silver Medal for the best national diploma project in1987, graduating with first class honours that year.
On graduation he joined Foster + Partners, working on Stansted Airport Terminal Building, which was completed in 1991. He was made an associate that year, and was the project architect in charge of two competition-winning schemes for the Cambridge Law Faculty Building and Frejus School in France.
In 1992 he moved to Hong Kong as a director responsible for the design of Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok from inception to completion in 1998. He was also the director responsible for the new Air Cargo Super Terminal Building for HACTL and the Airport’s Ground Transportation Centre.
On his return to London, he became the director in charge of Wembley Stadium. In recent years he has been responsible for winning a number of major international competitions, including Beijing Airport – the biggest terminal complex in the world – and the masterplan for Frankfurt Airport, Arizona State University complex and the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong.
He became a senior partner and group leader in 2004, overseeing a diverse range of airports, cultural, commercial, infrastructure, residential, leisure and education projects in Europe, the Far East and America. Most recently, Group 3 has worked on a luxury development on the Red Sea, Egypt, a super-high tower in Moscow and a mixed use masterplan on the site of the Russia Hotel, Moscow. He also remains the director of Foster Hong Kong, and became Chief Executive of Foster + Partners in 2007.