Designer of motion, form and engineered identity.
From hand-built concept cars to a falcon-inspired speed boat and a new modular language for stone facades.
Designer & Engineer
Tehran, Iran
Saeed Fargah is an Iranian automotive designer and mechanical engineer working where expressive form meets real-world engineering.
His portfolio moves across vehicle design, rapid prototyping, CAD, aerodynamics, architecture and industrial production. Four concept cars were developed through his practice; two progressed from sketches and digital models into physical vehicles built through his own hands-on direction. He later founded Fargah Design and translated the same proportional thinking into a patented modular stone facade system.
Mechanical engineer with an international industrial-design certificate from Sharif University of Technology.
A body of work spanning national-car studies, one-off physical builds, supercar redesign and cross-disciplinary mobility concepts.
2016A complete exterior reinterpretation
A full body redesign of the Aventador, developed panel by panel around a more assertive surface language and improved aerodynamic intent.
The project reached a physical build, was covered by Iranian automotive media, and advanced to a manufacturing agreement with HAMANN Motorsport.
2011Iranian national-car proposal
A compact national-car study conceived as an attainable alternative to familiar domestic platforms, balancing identity, packaging and manufacturability.
The concept progressed into a full-scale physical prototype and public presentation, demonstrating Fargah’s end-to-end design process.
Concept seriesIndependent Iranian vehicle concepts
A sequence of original studies exploring affordable mobility, expressive proportion and a distinct Iranian point of view in automotive design.
Abhar was designed and built under Fargah’s direct hands-on leadership, passed speed testing and was proposed as a production candidate.
2017Automotive thinking on water
An 18-metre luxury craft that carries supercar stance, speed and drama into marine engineering.
The study became the foundation for the more detailed Golden Falcon proposal: a trimaran concept built around aerodynamic control and symbolic identity.
A concise chronology reconstructed from Saeed Fargah’s 2023 portfolio and project documents.
Designed a series of more than four vehicle concepts and developed rapid-prototyping workflows for independent Iranian car proposals.
The Python national-car concept moved beyond drawings into a full-scale prototype and public presentation.
Entered an international design agreement connected to a future vehicle programme for the Iranian manufacturer.
Applied CATIA and Digital Project methods to complex architectural geometry and industrialised facade production.
Completed the Lamborghini redesign and secured a manufacturing agreement for the body-kit programme.
Extended the studio into marine mobility while developing Fargah Design for international service, export and certification.
A luxury speed-boat concept shaped by the peregrine falcon—an emblem of speed, authority and identity in the United Arab Emirates.
The proposal combines biomimetic form with a trimaran lower hull. Its nose, lamps, wings, engine housings and layered rear surfaces abstract the falcon’s beak, eyes, wings, claws and feathers. The project document positions cultural symbolism and engineering performance as one unified design language.
Concept specifications and performance targets are presented as documented design proposals, not production-vehicle claims.
Project studies
After a decade of self-funded research, Saeed Fargah developed a modular interlocking stone facade system governed by mathematical proportion. The company turns architectural composition into a repeatable product language—linking invention, manufacturing and on-site execution without external investment.
Visit Fargah DesignA self-funded path from experimentation to industrial production
Built across Iran in residential and architectural applications
A broad modular family developed around proportional geometry
Presented as the first modular stone facade language of its kind
From the first line on paper to digital validation, prototype manufacture and industrial execution.
Exterior form, proportion, packaging and complete concept development
CATIA-based surface development and complex three-dimensional geometry
Flow-led design thinking, drag reduction and performance validation
Turning digital surfaces into full-scale physical forms and body components
Product families, modular logic and design for repeatable production
Leading multidisciplinary work from initial concept through execution
Connect with Saeed Fargah for automotive, mobility, industrial-design and architectural-product opportunities.
Email Saeed“The greatest pleasure lies in design and creation. When a human understands the meaning of creation, they truly live.”
Saeed Fargah
