Nader Khalili

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Nader Khalili was an influential Iranian-American architect known for his innovative and sustainable approach to architecture. He founded the Cal-Earth Institute, where he focused on building techniques using natural materials like earth and fire. His philosophy emphasized the importance of simplicity, sustainability, and the integration of traditional building methods with modern design principles. Khalili's work sought to address global housing crises by promoting eco-friendly and cost-effective solutions, particularly in disaster-stricken areas.

Throughout his career, Khalili authored several books, including "Sidewalks on the Moon" and "Racing Alone," where he shared his vision of architecture as a means of spiritual and cultural expression. He was deeply influenced by the works of the Persian poet Rumi, which inspired much of his design philosophy. Khalili's legacy continues to inspire architects and builders around the world, advocating for a harmonious relationship between humans and the environment.