Journey Through Time: 7 historical places to visit in Isfahan
When you visit Isfahan, you can see architecture from many centuries and cultures. So, here are 7 historical places to visit in Isfahan.
When you visit Isfahan, you can see architecture from many centuries and cultures. So, here are 7 historical places to visit in Isfahan.
Termeh Office Commercial Building is set in Hamedan, a historical city in Iran. Hamedan has a dynamic urban space that is defined by squares and a significant north-south urban axis that connects them.
Iranian-British Architecture firm Arian Hakimi Architects [AHA] has released the design for a mixed-use building in Shar-e-Ray, Tehran. A 10-story luxury tower is designed with the ambition to meet the highest standards of modern living at an affordable price.
Koohsar Apartment is a stunning example of architecture that blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings. To visually assimilate the building’s façade with the mountain landscape behind it, the design team began a blend-in approach to the proposed building.
Designed by REMM Studio, this building’s architectural design is inspired by traditional Iranian architectural forms such as arches. The concept design process began with the simplification of the previously mentioned forms; the shape of the arches was changed into three dimensions, and a new module was obtained.
Tracing the traditional architecture of desert areas, CAAT Studio weaves a modular brick design based on the Iranian geometric patterns. Kahrizak Residential Project determined to
An office or a workspace edifice has evolved over many years, transforming and adapting its abstract form, function, and style. NG Architects define something woven
SETUParchitecture, led by Dutch-Iranian architect Sina Mostafavi, completed the construction of Softstone, a mid-rise office building in Tehran, Iran.
Episode 06 of the PA Talks series on ‘Paradoxicality of Context’ with Alireza Taghaboni, founder of Next Office, includes an innovative take on the role of architecture in Iran today. Born in Tehran, Iran in 1977, Architect and lecturer Alireza Taghaboni commenced his university studies in 1995 at ‘Gilan University’, in the field of Architecture. Upon receiving his master’s degree in Architecture, he began the Ph.D. program at ‘Azad University of Science and Research of Tehran’ and graduated in 2007.
ReNa Design’s Qorveh House with Rhythmic Brick Facade in Iran Tehran based practice, ReNa Design has completed Qorveh House in the City of Qorveh in
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