Farrokh Aman was born in Tehran and lives in London, where he established his practice in 2024. The work of the studio foregrounds the notion of domesticity, and sits across a spectrum of disciplines; producing buildings, events, publications, furniture, and objects. 

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Varied and interconnected, this creative output brings together practical processes and conventional design work linking techniques, craft and sensibilities used at a small scale, and their application to larger projects.

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Aman has previously worked for David Chipperfield and Sergison Bates on urban-scale, cultural, mixed use and domestic projects in the UK and Europe. While at Sergison Bates, he oversaw the realisation of a freestanding house in Epping Forest constructed from bio-based materials, and a cluster of rural homes in Felsted, Essex.

 

He has taught and lectured at the University of Nottingham, the Architectural Association, EPFL and London Metropolitan University. He holds a postgraduate degree in architecture from London Metropolitan University and completed his studies at the Architectural Association in London.