Conservation and Revitalization of the Historical Area of city of Tous

Client: Ministry of Urban Planning
Design Date: 2023
Approval date: In process


Tous is a prominent historical site in Iran, renowned as the birthplace of Ferdowsi, the esteemed Iranian poet, and the setting for his epic poem, the Shahnameh (Book of Kings).
The project focuses on safeguarding and revitalizing the historical area of Tous and its surrounding buffer zones. It constitutes a major cultural tourism initiative, prioritizing the preservation of historical and cultural heritage while adapting it for contemporary relevance. This endeavor is integrated into the city of Tous and builds upon earlier studies approved in 2020.

17 Shahrivar Square

Urban Design, Phase 1 Architectural and Landscape Design of 17 Shahrivar Square, Mashhad
Client: ArmanShahr Pars Investment Management Services Company
Design Start Date: 2010 (1389)


17 Shahrivar Square, located near the holy shrine of Imam Reza in Mashhad, holds a significant potential for large-scale commercial development. Currently, the square functions as a junction for several roads and is surrounded by visually disordered commercial complexes. Given its proximity to the shrine, the square could serve as a valuable open space for the leisure activities of pilgrims and residents. The proposed project envisions a traffic-free urban space, incorporating over 60,000 square meters of underground commercial, cultural, and recreational spaces, as well as parking facilities. The project brief does not include interior design.

 

Tal , Yazd

Renovation of an old and derelict neighborhood
Date designed: 1996
Location: Yazd
Client: Yazd Municipality

Neighborhood Centers in New Town of Baharestan, Isfahan
Client: Urban Development Company of New Town of Baharestan
Date designed: 2009
Approval date: 2011


The brief for this project includes designing eight neighborhood centers across several areas as part of the second and third phases of the city's development. The design process was structured in two levels. The first level established common guidelines for all neighborhood centers, defining their roles within the city's overall layout and their connections to surrounding neighborhoods. The second level concentrated on specific designs tailored to each of the eight neighborhood centers. These designs were inspired by the architectural elements and the interplay of open and enclosed spaces found in the historic neighborhoods of Isfahan

Master plan for the  New town of Sadra, Fars Province

Client: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Date designed: 1995-1996
Area: Development of 500 Hectares of The New Town Sadra


This project focuses on designing and preparing 500 hectares of land for the new city of Sadra in Fars Province. The proposal was developed with an emphasis on minimizing environmental impact, particularly on the steep, sloped areas within the site. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development selected this project…… to represent Iran at the World Housing Exhibition in England.

Master plan for a section of Majlesi new town

Client: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Date designed: 1992


This project focuses on planning the development of 300 hectares in the new town of Majlesi, located in Isfahan Province. It was awarded first prize in a competition organized by "Abadi" magazine (Issue 12) for the best urban development projects designed after the revolution.

Arghavan Villas

Client : Institute of Khorasan Engineers
Date designed : 2007
Winner of a limited entry competition-1999


Arghavan Village is situated in the mountainous region of Torkabeh near Mashhad, spanning approximately 140 hectares. The development features 1,100 villas, a central park, and various urban facilities necessary for a residential complex. Managed by the Engineering Organization of Khorasan Province, the project is intended for use by its members. Our team planned and designed the residential units, and developed construction regulations that accommodate the steep terrain while preserving the natural environment. The initial design won first place in a limited competition, which led to the successful completion of phases 1 and 2 of the project.

Pardis New Town
- Spatial Organisation
- City open space reorganization


Client: Ministry of housing
Date designed: 1998
Location: Pardis New Town
Area: 1,200 hectors

Structure and Master Plan for a recreational and tourist center

Client: SEPAD Complex
Design date: 2009
Approval date: Structure plan was approved in mid 2010
Master plan was approved in 2012


The studies for this project cover 250 hectares in the southwestern highlands of Mashhad, including 65 hectares of private land. The area is accessible from the southern part of the Mashhad city beltway. The investment program includes recreational and tourism facilities designed to integrate seamlessly with the natural landscape. The goal is to attract tourists by showcasing the area's natural beauty and promoting sustainable tourism practices

Cultural and Commercial including Semi-Precious Stone Bazaar (Nishapur)

Client : Pezhvak Andisheh Khayyam Company
Design Date: 2020-2021
Approval date: Not proccessed


The cultural and commercial complex, which includes a bazaar for precious and semi-precious stones of Nishapur, is located on one of the city's main streets, near the Nishapur Grand Mosque. The complex has a total floor area of 7,650 square meters on ground, first and second floors, and a two-story underground parking facility. As the largest center for semi-precious stone retail in Iran, the complex also features a cultural center, jewelry design classes, repair workshops, and small office units. The design concept emphasizes the influence of the adjacent mosque and revitalizes the surrounding passageways.