Whether it’s an airport terminal or a small public bathroom, my goal is always to create something meaningful and lasting.

Amin is a principal and architect with over 30 years of Canadian and international design experience across the transit, defence, institutional, and industrial sectors.

He brings deep expertise in managing and coordinating complex, multidisciplinary projects from conceptual design through to completion – consistently maintaining design goals, timelines, and budgets.

An advocate for sustainability in the built environment, Amin has delivered projects that have achieved LEED Certification, Green Globes, and Net Zero status – including some of Canada’s first zero-emission bus facilities.

He applies sound architectural principles and seamlessly integrates building systems to deliver highly functional and efficient facilities.

My Sectors: Industrial; Military, Public Safety & Justice and Transportation

My Services: Architecture and Planning, Design & Compliance

We asked, Amin Sadeghi answered:

What drew you to Kasian?

“When the opportunity at Kasian was presented to me, I had the chance to meet Don Kasian, and I was immediately drawn to both his personality and his vision for the company, especially his long-term focus on its legacy. He struck me as highly strategic, thoughtfully handpicking principals and building a strong team, which was evident during the leaders’ retreat.”

What inspires you, and what defines a successful project or great design?

“What inspires me most is seeing a project come together in a way that satisfies everyone involved – from clients and stakeholders to the end users. In transit and public infrastructure, the ‘client’ is often the public itself. Therefore, a great design should strike the right balance between function and beauty, and it should elevate the experience of those who interact with it. For a project to be truly successful, it needs to meet expectations around budget, timing, and ultimately quality.”