Milad Haji Amiri

Milad Haji Amiri is a researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, specifically within the Design, Organisation and Strategy department and affiliated with the DesIgning Value in Ecosystems research group. With a PhD and active publication record from 2014-2024, he contributes to the academic community through research at the intersection of design theory, organizational practices, and creative processes.

His research interests span Design Theory, Organizational Transitions, Creative Practices, Design Education, Universal Design, Idea Generation Techniques, and Co-Design. His work demonstrates a consistent focus on how creative practices can facilitate organizational change and how design principles can be applied across various contexts from educational settings to public spaces.

Dr. Haji Amiri's recent publications (2022-2024) show a clear trajectory toward understanding how creative practices can drive organizational transformation, particularly during crises. His work combines theoretical frameworks with practical applications, examining design processes in educational contexts, architectural considerations, and organizational change initiatives. His approach integrates both Western design theory and insights from his earlier work in Turkish design contexts.

Scientific Recognition:

• First Prize in National Toy Design Competition (2010) organized by the Chamber of Architects of Turkey

His research methodology spans qualitative and theoretical approaches, with publications appearing in design journals and conference proceedings. While specific grant information isn't available in the provided materials, his sustained publication record suggests ongoing research support. Dr. Haji Amiri's work contributes to the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering's mission of advancing design knowledge and practice through rigorous academic inquiry.