Yasmine Mahmoudieh studied art history in Florence, architecture at the l’école d’Ingénieurs de Genève in Switzerland, interior design at the college of Notre Dame in San Francisco and architecture and interior design at UCLA in Los Angeles.
A year after she graduated from UCLA (aged 26) she opened her first studio in Los Angeles, and today has her headquarters in London and a subsidiary in Milan.
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Yasmine Mahmoudieh | Design Work and Architecture
Yasmine Mahmoudieh’s work can be found across Europe, the United States, in the Middle East and Asia, and also in the skies, working as one of the few chosen designers to work on the Airbus A380.
Her unique holistic approach to design, which merges from human psychology and cutting-edge technology, has resulted in an acclaimed international showcase of award-winning, one-of-a-kind projects.
Yasmine Mahmoudieh’s work includes: Kempinski Hotel in Moscow, Russia; Resort hotel Intercontinental Berchtesgaden, Germany; Radisson SAS in Berlin and in Copenhagen; Nevai in Verbier, Switzerland; Millennium shopping center in Budapest, Hungary; Augeo in Rimini, a luxury spa.
Other completed projects to date include the Hotel Four Seasons in Hamburg, the headquarters of Aon in Hamburg and the Nikolskie-Ryady Crown Plaza in St. Petersburg, a hotel, office and retail complex. Her organic approach fuses modern design and functionality and does not loose sight of the two most important factors: human wants and needs.
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Yasmine Mahmoudieh | Awards
– 2020 Opal Award for Best Boutique Hotel globally in 2020
– 2018 Best exhibition design award for Sleep+eat
– 2011:Euroshop award, best Stand design for HI-MACS®
– 2008 Nevai Hotel Verbier Hospitality Design award 2009
– 2007 to 2011: Resort Intercontinental BerchtesgadenEuropean Hotel Design Awardand 5 times the World Travel Award
– 2005 Radisson Hotel Copenhagen European Design award
– 2004: Radisson SAS BerlinInnovation Award.
– 2003: Hotel RheinsbergEuropean Hotel Design Award&Conference Hotel Design Award.
– 2002:Core design award, Haus Rheinsberg
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Yasmine Mahmoudieh | Speaking Topics
Fluent in six languages, Yasmine Mahmoudieh brings a global perspective and innovative approach to her engagements, making her an ideal speaker for international events. Here are some of the engaging topics Yasmine can offer:
Hospitality Design Evolution: Yasmine delves into major trends in hospitality design and construction, drawing from her experiences in creating iconic hotels like the Kempinski in Moscow and the Intercontinental in Berchtesgaden.
Sustainability in Architecture and Design: As an ambassador for sustainability, Yasmine discusses innovative sustainable building practices and their impact on the environment and architecture, using examples from her extensive use of recycled materials.
The Future of Living and Working: Offering insights into the merging of living and working spaces, she explores the design and functionality of future homes and workplaces, emphasizing sustainability and multi-functionality.
Innovative Materials and Construction Techniques: She covers the use of natural and organic materials, 3D printing, and robotics in construction, providing a glimpse into the future of building technologies.
Designing for the Future: Yasmine discusses the role of technology in design, including her work on digital and augmented reality projects, and her development of a virtual hotel in the metaverse promoting community and sustainability.
Global Design Perspectives: Drawing from her projects across various continents and her lecturing experience in cities like London, New York, and Shanghai, she discusses the global impact and integration of architectural practices.
Luxury and Lifestyle in Design: She speaks on creating luxury experiences in hospitality, the psychology of space, and her innovative hotel brand, The Y, which combines luxury with sustainability.
The Power of Multi-Sensory Design: Yasmine discusses the integration of sound, scent, and digital art into architectural design, enhancing the human experience in built environments, drawing from her 20-year experience working with international scent, sound, and digital artists.
Physical Experiences in Modern Architecture: Focusing on her innovative work combining physical and digital elements, Yasmine demonstrates how augmented reality and virtual components can be integrated into physical spaces, showcasing her projects featured at the NFT Fest in Lugano and Milan Digital Week.
Creating Emotional Connections Through Design: Here Yasmine explores how architects and designers can use multi-sensory elements to evoke specific emotions and create memorable experiences, highlighting specific projects where sensory design elements have played a critical role, such as luxury spas, hotels, and retail spaces.
Innovative Approaches to Retail and Hospitality Design: Delving into her extensive portfolio, Yasmine discusses how multi-sensory design has redefined customer experiences in sectors like hospitality and retail, focusing on sustainable and immersive environments.
Case Studies in Multi-Sensory Design: She presents detailed case studies of her award-winning projects where multi-sensory design elements were crucial, such as the Sleep and Eat exhibition in London in 2018 and other notable projects.
Lighting Design in Architecture: Exploring the critical role of lighting design in enhancing the functionality and aesthetics of spaces, Yasmine shares her expertise in creating atmospheres that complement the architectural vision and improve the occupants’ experience.
Revitalizing Outdoor Spaces for Mental Health: Yasmine emphasizes the importance of well-designed outdoor spaces in urban environments for enhancing mental health. She discusses her approach to creating new piazzas and public spaces that are warm and inviting rather than impersonal and cold, fostering community and interaction.
Sustainability: Redefining Materials in Architecture and Design
Workplace Revolution: The Future of Work: Dive into the evolving landscape of work and how it impacts architecture and interior design. Explore innovative concepts such as flexible workspaces, remote collaboration, and employee well-being. Learn how to create environments that foster productivity, creativity, and adaptability in an ever-changing world.
The Future of Living: Human-Centred Spaces: Uncover the emerging trends and challenges in residential architecture and interior design. Discover how to create human-centred spaces that prioritise comfort, well-being, and sustainability. Explore the integration of nature, technology, and community in designing living environments for the future.
Technological Marvels: The Role of Technology in Architecture: Delve into the dynamic relationship between technology and architecture. Explore how advancements like AI, BIM, and smart systems are reshaping the industry. Learn how to leverage technology to improve design processes, enhance sustainability, and create awe-inspiring structures that push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Physical Design: Blending the Physical and Digital Worlds: Discover the intersection of physical and digital design in the era of immersive experiences. Explore the concept of “phygital design” and its applications in architecture and interior design. Learn how to integrate interactive technologies, augmented reality, and sensory experiences to create captivating spaces that engage and inspire.
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