Soheil Hamideh
AIA
Soheil Hamideh, AIA, is a licensed Architect and Project Manager at Arkitex Studio, specializing in the planning and delivery of complex research and higher education facilities, corporate headquarters, biotechnology laboratories, municipal projects, and historic preservation and adaptive reuse developments. Since joining the firm in 2015, he has led multidisciplinary teams through programming, design, and construction administration for projects that demand exceptional technical coordination, stakeholder engagement, and design excellence.
His portfolio includes nationally significant research and innovation facilities for the Texas A&M University System, including the TEES National Hypersonic Wind Tunnel Facility, the TEEX Public Service Training Complex, the Texas A&M AgriLife Phenotyping Robotic Greenhouse, the Texas A&M Ecology and Natural Resources Teaching Area, the TEES Facility for Advanced Manufacturing, the Texas A&M Energy Systems Laboratory, and the Laser, Land & Sea Robotics Laboratory. He has also managed corporate and commercial projects such as the StataCorp headquarters campus, biotechnology manufacturing facilities, aviation developments, hospitality renovations, and mixed-use commercial projects throughout Texas.
Equally passionate about preserving the built environment, Soheil has played key roles in the rehabilitation of historically significant buildings, including the historic La Salle Hotel and the Varisco Building for Hush & Whisper Distilling Co., where contemporary architecture was thoughtfully integrated into landmark structures while preserving their historic character. His projects have received statewide recognition through publication in Texas Architect magazine, including the features Fine Vintage (Hush & Whisper Distilling Co.) and Living Machine (Texas A&M AgriLife Phenotyping Robotic Greenhouse), and have also earned chapter-level design awards.
Beyond professional practice, Soheil serves as a committee member of the Texas Society of Architects Design Awards Committee and serves on the City of Bryan Design Review Board, contributing to design excellence, historic preservation, and community development across Texas.
Soheil earned a Master of Architecture from Texas A&M University with graduate certificates in Health Systems & Design and Historic Preservation, and a Bachelor of Architecture from the Iran University of Science and Technology. His work is driven by a commitment to creating technically sophisticated architecture that advances research, innovation, education, and the communities it serves.
Soheil Hamideh
AIA
Soheil Hamideh, AIA, is a licensed Architect and Project Manager at Arkitex Studio, specializing in the planning and delivery of complex research and higher education facilities, corporate headquarters, biotechnology laboratories, municipal projects, and historic preservation and adaptive reuse developments. Since joining the firm in 2015, he has led multidisciplinary teams through programming, design, and construction administration for projects that demand exceptional technical coordination, stakeholder engagement, and design excellence.
His portfolio includes nationally significant research and innovation facilities for the Texas A&M University System, including the TEES National Hypersonic Wind Tunnel Facility, the TEEX Public Service Training Complex, the Texas A&M AgriLife Phenotyping Robotic Greenhouse, the Texas A&M Ecology and Natural Resources Teaching Area, the TEES Facility for Advanced Manufacturing, the Texas A&M Energy Systems Laboratory, and the Laser, Land & Sea Robotics Laboratory. He has also managed corporate and commercial projects such as the StataCorp headquarters campus, biotechnology manufacturing facilities, aviation developments, hospitality renovations, and mixed-use commercial projects throughout Texas.
Equally passionate about preserving the built environment, Soheil has played key roles in the rehabilitation of historically significant buildings, including the historic La Salle Hotel and the Varisco Building for Hush & Whisper Distilling Co., where contemporary architecture was thoughtfully integrated into landmark structures while preserving their historic character. His projects have received statewide recognition through publication in Texas Architect magazine, including the features Fine Vintage (Hush & Whisper Distilling Co.) and Living Machine (Texas A&M AgriLife Phenotyping Robotic Greenhouse), and have also earned chapter-level design awards.
Beyond professional practice, Soheil serves as a committee member of the Texas Society of Architects Design Awards Committee and serves on the City of Bryan Design Review Board, contributing to design excellence, historic preservation, and community development across Texas.
Soheil earned a Master of Architecture from Texas A&M University with graduate certificates in Health Systems & Design and Historic Preservation, and a Bachelor of Architecture from the Iran University of Science and Technology. His work is driven by a commitment to creating technically sophisticated architecture that advances research, innovation, education, and the communities it serves.
