Bumusa Complex

Client: Roads and Urban Planning Ministry

Design Date: 2025

This is a low-budget government housing project located on a 2.4-hectare site on a small island in southern Iran. The surrounding area has minimal development or activity. The brief called for the provision of 120 to 150 residential units for government staff. The design process began with an analysis of traditional urban and rural spaces found in the southern port cities of Iran. Key characteristics of these historical settlements formed the foundation of the final design concept.

The project blends both geometric and organic layouts, placing emphasis on open spaces, pedestrian pathways, and small sub-squares to encourage social interaction and community engagement.

It is a pedestrian-friendly development, with the central area entirely free of vehicular traffic. Pedestrian routes connect all parts of the site and converge at a main square, reinforcing a sense of unity and accessibility.

Conservation and Revitalization of the Historical Area of city of Tous

Client: Provincial Directorate of Roads and Urban Planning

Design Date: 2023

Approval date: In process

Area: 510 Hectares

Tous is the one of the most important historical sites in Iran. It is the birthplace of Ferdowsi, the most famous Iranian poet, and the centre of events in his historical and mythical book "Book of the Kings". The project focuses on the protection and revival of the historical area of Tous and its buffer zones, and represents a significant cultural tourism initiative. It highlights the importance of preserving historical and cultural heritage while adapting it for contemporary use. This project is part of the city of Tous, the subject of an earlier studies approved in 2020.

Neighbourhood Centres in New Town of Baharestan, Isfahan

Client: Urban Development Company of New City of Baharestan

Design Start Date: 2009 (1388)

Approval date: 2011

The consulting contracts of Avijehmehr Consulting Engineers in the New City of Baharestan include the design of eight neighbourhood centres in regions 2 and 4 of the second and third phases of Baharestan development. The process of studies and design has been organized and executed at two levels. The first level studies form common guiding lines for all neighbourhood centres, which define their position in the overall urban scale and at the level of inter-neighbourhood connections. The second level includes specific investigations and design for each of the eight neighbourhood centres. The design of neighbourhood centres has been influenced by the architectural elements and the relationship between open and enclosed spaces in the old neighbourhoods of Isfahan.

Master plan for the  New town of Sadra, Fars Province

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Preparation of Phase 1 and 2 plans for the development of 500 hectares of land for the new city of Sadra in Fars province Client: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development - Sadra New City Development Company

This project involves the design and preparation of land for development covering an area of 500 hectares in Fars province. The land has steep slopes, and the design process ensured minimal impact on the existing natural environment. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has selected this project as Iran's representative for participation in the World Housing Exhibition in England.

Master plan for a section of Majlesi new town

Client: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (Majlesi New City Development Company)

Design Date :Phase 1:1371 (1992)

Preparation of Phase 1 and 2 plans for land development (300 hectares) in the new city of Majlesi (Isfahan province)

This project won the first prize in a competition organized by the "Abadi" magazine (Issue 12) to select the best urban development projects after the revolution in the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.

Pardis New Town

Client: Ministry of housing

Date designed: 1998

Location: Pardis New Town, IRAN

Area: 1,200 hectors

Spatial Organisation

City open space reorganization

Structure and Master Plan for a recreational and tourist center

Client: Asr-eJadid Co.

Design date: 2009

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- 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

Structure and Master Plan for a recreational and tourist center

Client: Pezhvak Andisheh Khayyam Company Design Date: 2020-2021

Building Area: 7,650 square meters.

Cultural and Commercial Complex including Precious and Semi-Precious Stone Bazaar of Nishapur

The cultural and commercial complex, including the bazaar of precious and semi-precious stones of Nishapur, is located on one of the main streets of the city and in the vicinity of the Nishapur Grand Mosque. The total floor area of the complex (excluding parking) is 7,650 square meters. A proposed parking lot with two floors is planned to be located underground.

This building is considered the largest complex of semi-precious stone retail units in Iran. Other uses of this complex include a cultural centre, jewellery design classes, and repair workshops. Another section of this project is dedicated to small office units.

Reviving existing passages in the vicinity of the project as the main framework of the fabric has been the first step in developing the spatial form pattern for the project.