Arezoo Mohebpour is an architect, lecturer, researcher, and podcast host exploring the intersections of urban development, spirituality, and social action. Passionate about creating healthier and happier cities, she integrates themes of healing, community, and urban design to foster more compassionate and connected urban environments. Her work is driven by a desire to promote harmony—within ourselves, among those around us, and with the planet—through design and city-making.

Arezoo is currently writing her first book, Conscious Development: How to Create Spaces That Hold Peace, Compassion, and Community. She is also the co-founder and co-host of the Design to Connect podcast, where she and her guests re-examine and reimagine contemporary approaches to design and development.

With an educational background in architecture, humanitarian design, and the circular economy, she has collaborated with international NGOs, private companies, academic institutions, and EU-funded projects in various roles, focusing on sustainable development and the social and environmental sustainability of the built environment.