The dynamic interplay of space, context, and human connection inspire Amin Zargar in his architectural pursuits. For Amin, these elements emphasize how architecture is not merely a discipline, but a living, thinking system that realizes, responds, and reshapes itself to exist.

Amin received his Bachelor of Architectural Engineering in Tehran, Iran, before moving to Canada and completing the Master of Architecture program at the University of Manitoba. Drawn to ft3, Amin appreciated the firm’s strong focus on user experience, quality, and interaction within architectural spaces, helping him explore the balance between conceptual clarity and lived experience. 

While the evolving adaptions and responses of architecture and design excite Amin, he still wants to see the profession further prioritize environmental challenges and economic limits. For Amin, these issues remain critical to ensuring that architecture and design can continue delivering meaningful and appropriate solutions that leave the world a better place.