Asr-e-Jadid Theme Park

Client: Asr-e-Jadid Complex

Commencement of Studies and Design: 2004

Approval date: 2007

Project: Feasibility Study and Design of a Theme Park

Phase one of the themed recreational complex, covering an area of 37 hectares, and the second phase of  landscaping was designed and approved in 2007. This project was planned in collaboration with some prominent Iranian cinema and theatre artists, and foreign specialists. The covered theme park with an area of approximately 60,000 square meters was considered, at the time, as one of the largest amusement parks in the Middle East.

Indoor Theme Park

Client: Asr-e-Jadid Co.

Commencement

of Studies and Design:

Phase 1: 2008

Phase 2 of landscape: 2010 - 2011

Approval date: 2009

Project: Design of the indoor themed recreational complex

This complex, covering approximately 60,000 square meters, is part of the themed amusement park shown in other pages

Chalidareh Tourism Area

Client: Chalidareh Tourism Company

Commencement of Studies and Design:

Structure plan 2011-2013, Detailed plan 2016-2017

Approval date: 2013, and 2017

Chalidareh Tourism Area, covering approximately 171 hectares, is located in the resort area of Torghabeh, Mashhad, and is planned on a national scale. The feasibility studies and preparation of the comprehensive plan for this area were completed in 2011. The comprehensive plan was further reviewed, and the detailed plan was prepared separately in 2016.

One of the features of this project is the presence of a 14-hectare lake and stunning natural landscapes. Therefore, the design strategy is based on environmental considerations and tailored to the land's capacity to avoid harming natural and environmental capacities within the area. Another feature of this plan is involving the local community in the investment, with a percentage of the annual income allocated to the development of tourist destination villages in the vicinity. With this strategy, not only will the variety of recreational programs for tourists increase, but the strategy practically contributes to the sustainable development of the beautiful and fragile Torghabeh region.

Nohdareh Recreational Tourism Park

Client: Mashhad Municipality

Commencement of Studies and Design:

Phase 1: 2001

Phase 2: 2004

Approval date: 2002 and 2005

This project covers an area of approximately 320 hectares with steep terrain, and includes various land uses such as commercial complexes, cultural centers, shopping centers, administrative offices, and a hotel.

Torogh Forest Park

Client: Mashhad Municipality

Commencement of Studies and Design:

Phase 1 in 1997

Phase 2 in 2003

Approval date: 1998 and 2004

Phase 1 and 2 of the Torogh Forest Park in Mashhad Covering an Area of 200 hectares.

This project includes various land uses, such as 50,000 square meters of commercial and administrative space, a lake area of approximately 20,000 square meters, a commercial building covering 5,000 square meters, as well as cultural, sports, commercial, cultural hotel, and administrative buildings totalling 118,000 square meters. Phase 1 design includes some of these buildings.

Linear Park Design

Client: Mashhad Municipality

Commencement of Studies and Design: 1997

Approval date: 1998

Project: Linear Park Design along a disused and covered canal

The proposed pedestrian route along the covered narrow canal spans a length of 7 kilometres, serving as a pedestrian pathway. Important factors influencing the design and feasibility of the project include spatial organization along existing streets, emphasis on pedestrian paths separate from traffic, and consideration of economic parameters for self-sufficiency and. This project divides the route into 22 continuous sections, including commercial units, offices, cultural units, and residential complexes, utilizing the edges of the existing streets.

Recreational and Tourism Center

Client: Private body

Commencement of Studies and Design: Mid 2012

Approval date: Not required

Project: Recreational and Tourism Centre Project Covering 250 Hectares Located in the Southwest Highlands of Mashhad.

The studies for this project spanned 250 hectares (including 65 hectares of private ownership) in the south-western highlands of Mashhad. Access to the area is via the southern part of the Mashhad city beltway. The investment program includes various recreational, tourism, and designed in harmony with the existing natural landscape. The aim is to attract interested tourists to its natural potentials, relying on sustainable tourism.

Strategic Plan for Haft-Hoz Garden

Client: Haft Hoz Tourism

Commencement of Studies and Design: September 2020

Approval date: 1399

Project: Feasibility Study of Tourism, and Strategic Plan for Haft Hoz Garden

Haft-Hoz Garden, spanning over 200 hectares with an immediate area of 2200 hectares, is situated approximately 7 kilometres southeast of Mashhad city. This area boasts captivating landscapes and pristine environments, including seven natural ponds dating back thousands of years, formed by chemical erosion from acidic rains over the centuries. Haft Hoz Garden is recognized as one of the most important natural tourist attractions in Mashhad. Feasibility studies and the preparation of the strategic plan for this project were conducted on a national scale.

Nishabur Studies

Client: Nishabur Municipality

Commencement of Studies and Design: Summer 2018

Project: Feasibility Study and Development of a Special Historical, Cultural, Artistic, and Scientific Tourism Complex in the 250-hectare Area of Khayyam-Attar (Nishabur)

Approval date: This project was carried out for Nishabure Municipality free of charge. the aim was to present the cultural and natural importance of the area and its potential in tourism. The focus of these studies is on identifying and introducing tourist attractions with a cultural, religious, artistic, and scientific emphasis, as well as introducing the ancient historical attractions of Nishapur. The aim is to attract interested tourists alongside its hidden natural potentials, including the mountainous villages nestled in the Binalood foothills, and designing tourism cycles and effective stimuli to increase tourists' length of stay, relying on sustainable tourism. The final result of the studies led to estimating the annual tourist population, the types tourism activities and their amenities, along with estimating the costs and revenues of investment packages.