Rooted Curves: From Living Room to Skin Clinic

This project converted a two-bedroom residential unit into a skin clinic and laser hair removal center with four spaces: a laser room, skin and beauty treatment room, botox injection room, and the doctor’s office. To reduce costs, the existing kitchen, toilet, and two rooms were kept. However, the waiting room, secretary area, two laser rooms, and skin treatment room required dividing the living room. Non-perpendicular walls led to curved forms. The waiting area was oval-shaped to fit corners, with unused spaces filled with plants, reflecting the client’s preferences.

Pejman Tayebi is an architect based in Rasht, Iran. His career began in the early 2010s with collaborations in architectural offices, gaining depth through studies at the University of Guilan, IAU Central Tehran, and the University of Tehran. In 2016, he founded his own practice, working on architecture, interior design, and site supervision. He has earned several awards in national and international competitions. Beyond architecture, he’s active in music—piano, composition, performance—and web development, having created this website and others.