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Discover the University of Semnan Auditorium and Library by New Wave Architecture. This work was designed in 2007 and spans an area of 14,000 sqm The project contains a series of lecture and educational halls, a multi-purpose central auditorium and a library were constructed and developed in different phases.
Lastly check out Sadeghiyeh metro station, Tehran, by Studio Pousti
The design transforms the forgotten urban space around the Sadeghiyeh metro station into a lively urban plaza.
Sadeghiyeh is the first metro station built in Tehran. It’s considered to be one of the most important terminals in town as a transporting hub.
Architect: Diba Tensile Architecture / Leila Araghian, Alireza Behzadi. Infrastructure connecting two parks across a highway. A 270m-long curved pedestrian bridge, a complex steel structure featuring a dynamic 3D truss with two continuous deck levels that sits on three tree shape columns.
Architects: BNS Studio. The White Office Building is located at one of the busiest street in shahrak-e-gharb, Tehran. The office complex comprises five levels of open office floors and one double height retail store at street level.
Architects: BNS Studio. Shams Monument was designed in form of a Garden-Tomb, which provide possibilities for visitors to leisurely walk around the tomb and the historical site to learn about Shams and Persian poetry.
The main concept of this built project design by Keivani Architects is originated from Iranian traditional architecture. They were using a special type of window which is locally called Orsi, made by wooden lattice and stained glasses.
Design: G.S.A Architectural Design group, Architects. Examining and analyzing the principles of contextualized architecture, this building is meant to craft a cultural space in order to appreciate certain talents and skills in its anticipated field, and to provide the desirable carrier for the artistic and creative ideas of the musician to be expressed.
Design: New Wave Architecture. “It is inevitable that the innate trend of human being is tangled to natural landscape, The location of project is Mosha site in the vicinity of north side of Tehran in domains of Alborz mountains.”
Design: Naser Nasiri and Taher Nasiri Architects. The building is owned by a gas company that prefers traditional architecture. At first arabesque patterns of Islamic architecture and one of the designs were examined.
Design: Niloofar Niksar Architect. This residential building forms a picturesque scenery in this generic metropolis while providing ‘skin senses’ for its occupants plus “comfort, brightness and harmony”.
Design: Jafar Lotfolahii, Architect. On this project there was a desire to preserve the environment as much as before construction, and the main priorities for design was keep the natural environment.
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Design: Babak Ahangar Azizi, Architect. Traditionally, the guiding, formative, motif of Iranian architecture has been its cosmic symbolism by which man is brought into communication and participation with the powers of heaven.
Design: New Wave Architecture. This is a place for genius people to research and innovate and it is the soul of architecture that can create something beyond of just a building, a place for inspiration is admired.
Design: MAAN Architecture Studio. Alqadir II residential complex contains 360 residences in 14 stories in a site with an area of 8,547 square meters. The design is based on 2 main concepts
Design: New Wave Architecture. Laying on the pristine context of Polour, overlooking the highest peak of Iran – Mount Damavand – and responding the climbing potential of the region, a spirited sport facility is imprinted delicately in the rocky lands of Mazandaran.
This project is located in a one way street with a main urban access in Tehran. Which is in fact, an interior design reconstruction of a store in a way to make a new definition of a brand new restaurant.
The Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex was officially protected in 1975 and has been covered by special stewardship measures until 2010, when it was added to the World Heritage List.
The majority of Mahallat’s economy is engaged in the business of cutting and treating stone, over half of which is discarded due to inefficiencies in stone-cutting technology.