Nasser Golzari is an architect and academic dedicated to social architecture and the creation of inclusive cities that advance socio-environmental ecologies within post-colonial contexts. As the founder of GOLZARI (NG) Architects in London and co-founder of the Palestine Regeneration Team (PART), Golzari is deeply committed to rethinking scarred and contested landscapes through both speculative and live projects, in line with his passion for socially responsive architecture.
His research in cultural identity, social architecture, and European Modernism has led him to edit A3 Times and curate exhibitions, symposiums, and lectures across the UK and Europe. He has collaborated with architects like Peter Blundell Jones and Florian Beigel, championing an alternative modernist tradition. Golzari has published extensively on participatory design and learning from the Global South. Recently, he co-founded Architects for Gaza and Gaza Global University to support displaced students and assist in the self-help reconstruction of homes.
He has participated, co-curated and exhibited in a series of national and international exhibitions, including the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025, (Spetial Mention Award), Lisbon Triennial 2025, London Festival of Architecture (2023, 2024), Sharjah Architecture Triennial (2024), Chicago Architecture Biennial (2019), and the Berlinale (2020).
