With over twenty-five years of international experience across three countries, Mojdeh’sdiverse portfolio spans hospitality, healthcare, transportation, academic, residential, and mixed-use developments—demonstrating her versatility and deep understanding of complex design challenges.  

Her commitment to design excellence is evident in her thoughtful approach to form and function, consistently delivering high-quality outcomes at every phase of the design process.

Mojdeh joined Diamond Schmitt in 2019 and was a core team member of the Oak House at the University of Toronto project, a new student residence nearing completion. She also contributed to the Allandale Transit Terminal in Barrie, the Loretto Abbey Retrofit and Addition for the Toronto Catholic District School Board and was involved in the North Civic Building within the Oakridge Development in Vancouver.

Currently, Mojdeh is the project architect for the Scarborough Health Network Education Centre, where she is leading user engagement, client consultation, and design coordination to align the project with its educational and spatial goals.

Mojdeh is a passionate mentor, dedicated to supporting the growth of team members through knowledge-sharing and guidance. Beyond her professional work, she is an avid freehand sketcher and watercolor artist—practices that have deepened her design sensitivity and creative approach.

She holds a Master of Architecture and Urban Planning from the University of Science and Technology in Tehran and is a registered Architect with the OAA.