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FEA Studio designs “neighbourhood” of classrooms for primary school in Iran

September 5, 2020 India Block 0
The Noor E Mobin G2 Primary School by FEA Studio made of brick in Iran

The Noor E Mobin G2 Primary School by FEA Studio is a school in the desert near Bastaam, Iran, made up of a series of classrooms divided by courtyards and outdoor corridors. Iranian architecture firm FEA Studio designed the school for Noor E Mobin, a non-governmental organisation (NGO), as part of an educational complex in

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Hooba Design Group wraps Tehran office in glass-punctuated bricks

June 28, 2020 Cajsa Carlson 0

Hooba Design Group used bricks with glass inserts to create a “semi-transparent character” for the headquarters of brick manufacturer Kohan Ceram in Tehran, Iran. Tehran-based Hooba Design Group designed a special type of brick, which was manufactured in Kohan Ceram factory, for the six-storey block’s facades. “The spectacled brick was exclusively designed by our office and produced by Kohan Ceram

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ZAV Architects tops cultural centre with steps overlooking the Persian Gulf

August 25, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Presence in Hormoz, Iran, by ZAV Architects

Two red cement-clad domes are connected by a long set of steps to form the Rong Cultural Centre, overlooking the Persian Gulf on the island of Hormuz in Iran. Designed by ZAV Architects, the small centre houses a tourist information centre, café, bike rental shop and a recycling management space. The Rong Cultural Centre, which is

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Architect overlays famous modern buildings on Iran’s UNESCO sites

August 14, 2019 India Block 0
Expanding Iranian Ancient Architecture by Mohammad Hassan Forouzanfar

Architect Mohammad Hassan Forouzanfar has imagined extensions for UNESCO sites in Iran that are buildings by Zaha Hadid, Daniel Liebskind and Norman Foster. His conceptual project, called Expanding Iranian Ancient Architecture, is the third instalment of a series exploring the style of retrofuturism. Famous existing buildings – and extensions of buildings – such as Studio

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Tehran apartment block by Fundamental Approach Architects features perforated brick screens

June 14, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Saadat Abad Residential Building redesign by Fundamental Approach Architects

Fundamental Approach Architects has transformed the facade of an eight-storey housing block in Tehran using angular screens of perforated brick. Iranian practice Fundamental Approach Architects, led by Moshen Kazemianfard, reconfigured the interiors of Saadat Abad Residential Building and designed a facade intended to relate better to its urban context. With two storeys sitting below ground

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Brick staircase and rooftop terrace gives public space back to Mashhad

February 8, 2019 Alyn Griffiths 0
Bouzarjomehr Co. Gallery and Showroom by WHY Architects Group

Why Architects Group has converted a residential building in Mashhad, Iran, into a commercial showroom for the Bouzarjomehr Company with a brick staircase leading to a public roof terrace. The Iranian architecture studio transformed an existing dilapidated house into a showroom space for the Bouzarjomehr Company, which specialises in distributing cables and wire. Rather than demolishing and

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CAAT Studio’s home for a stone-seller in Iran is a celebration of travertine

January 3, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Mahallat residential building by CAAT Studio

Tehran-based practice CAAT Studio has completed a house for a local stone seller in the city of Mahallat, Iran, with a facade made from local travertine. The house is a total celebration of the stone, built from what the studio call “stone bricks”, stepped to create a series of waves that move across the facade.

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ZAV Architects completes home with veiled balconies for orphaned Iranian girls

August 16, 2018 India Block 0

Balconies with adjustable covers pepper the brick facade of the Habitat for Orphan Girls designed by ZAV Architects in Khansar, Iran. The residential centre provides a safe place for girls for aged between seven and 16 to live, learn and play in a country where young women without families can be extremely vulnerable. The Habitat

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AWE Office creates apartments with angular stone-clad facade in Iran

July 24, 2018 Alyn Griffiths 0

This residential building containing two apartments, in the Iranian city of Yazd, has an angular form influenced by vernacular cottages. Amir Shahrad of Tehran-based AWE Office oversaw the design of the Yazd Urban Villa, which is located in the city’s densely populated Koocheh Biuk neighbourhood. Koocheh Biuk is a relatively poor area that lacks a

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