Kaveh Dabiri

Kaveh Dabiri joined OMA in 2009. He first worked on the G-Star RAW Headquarters team, and has since contributed to and led a broad range of architecture, masterplanning, preservation, and exhibition projects in the Middle East and Europe. His recent work includes the design of Concrete, an exhibition and events venue at Alserkal Avenue in Dubai; the Al Daayan Hospital of the Future prototype; the scenography of the 2023 and 2025 editions of the Islamic Arts Biennale at the Hajj Terminal in Jeddah; and the expansion plan for JAX, a cultural district at an industrial heritage site in Riyadh. Born and raised in Tehran, Kaveh studied and practiced architecture there before moving to the Netherlands in 2007 to study Urbanism at TU Delft.