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Iran\u2019s architectural history is one of the richest in the world, rooted in centuries of cultural, climatic and artistic considerations. From the grandeur of ancient structures like Persepolis to the intricate geometry of Safavid mosques, Iranian architecture reflects a deep understanding of form, material and human experience. Central to this legacy are elements like the Iwan, courtyard gardens, brick fa\u00e7ades and the poetic use of light and shade\u2014design principles that remain timeless.<\/p>\n

Today, architects across Iran are reinterpreting these vernacular elements to respond to modern needs while maintaining a connection to the past. These projects navigate contemporary challenges such as urban density, privacy and environmental concerns, while celebrating Iran\u2019s architectural identity. Through thoughtful use of local materials, contextual designs and innovative construction techniques, they transform traditional motifs into striking modern forms.<\/p>\n

The following projects illustrate how Iran\u2019s architectural heritage continues to shape its contemporary landscape, offering creative solutions that honor tradition while addressing the complexities of today\u2019s world.<\/p>\n

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Turbosealtech New Incubator and Office Building<\/a><\/h3>\n

By New Wave Architecture(Lida Almassian \/ Shahin Heidari)<\/a>, Tehran, Iran<\/h4>\n

This angular glass pyramid commands attention in Pardis Technology Park, rising naturally from the landscape. The glass fa\u00e7ade invites natural light, while aluminum profiles manage heat efficiently.<\/p>\n

Inside, five levels are designed for function and collaboration, with open workshops on the lower floors and offices above. A rooftop terrace and green corridor provide fresh air and shared spaces, while a rainwater collection system supports sustainable practices. Bold yet practical, the building reflects its purpose as a space for innovation and progress.<\/p>\n

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Hitra Office & Commercial Building<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Hooba Design Group<\/a>, Tehran, Iran<\/h4>\n
Popular Winner, 10th Annual A+Awards, Office – Mid-Rise (5-15 Floors)<\/h5>\n

Set on a sloped site in Tehran\u2019s Velenjak neighborhood, this building takes advantage of its 15% elevation difference to create green patios and urban plazas at street level. These terraces connect directly to the commercial zone while providing much-needed public spaces for the neighborhood.<\/p>\n

The fa\u00e7ade features a double-skin design with brick and turquoise metal frames, creating a textured and layered exterior. Continuous inner glass panels allow for natural light while reducing energy use and openings in the outer shell provide access to the fa\u00e7ade. This design rethinks office building forms, balancing public accessibility, urban integration and functional efficiency.<\/p>\n

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Presence in Hormuz 2 (Majara Residence)<\/a><\/h3>\n

By ZAV Architects<\/a>, Iran<\/h4>\n
Jury Winner, 9th Annual A+Awards, Architecture +Color<\/h5>\n

Located on the surreal, colorful landscapes of Hormuz Island, Majara Residence is part of a broader initiative to empower the local community through sustainable tourism and economic opportunity. This cluster of small domes, built using the Superadobe technique developed by Nader Khalili, draws inspiration from the island\u2019s natural topography and traditional architecture.<\/p>\n

Constructed with dredged sand from the Hormuz dock, the domes are both economical and rooted in the local environment. The use of local materials and labor prioritizes the community, with training programs transforming residents into skilled superadobe masons.<\/p>\n

The adaptable design of the domes allows the space to respond to future needs, creating a flexible framework for the client and island. By investing in local craftsmanship and resources, the project fosters social and economic growth while honoring the unique identity of Hormuz.<\/p>\n

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Tagh Behesht<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Rvad Studio<\/a>, Mashhad, Iran<\/h4>\n
Jury Winner, 9th Annual A+Awards, Unbuilt Commercial<\/h5>\n

Inspired by Mashhad\u2019s historic bazaars and the terraced architecture of Kang village, Tagh Behesht combines public and commercial spaces with layered gardens and pedestrian walkways. Open connections to Mellat Park and elevated bridges create accessible paths and green platforms for visitors.<\/span><\/p>\n

Suspended courtyards between office spaces bring light and greenery to all floors, while the brick mesh fa\u00e7ade filters sunlight and reduces heat. A central pond cools the air and reflects the region\u2019s connection to water, offering a thoughtful response to Mashhad\u2019s hot climate.<\/p>\n

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Cloaked in Bricks<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Admun Studio<\/a>, Tehran, Iran<\/h4>\n
Jury and Popular Winner, 4th Annual A+Awards, Architecture +Brick<\/h5>\n

This project addresses the loss of privacy in contemporary Iranian residential architecture by reinterpreting traditional design principles. The fa\u00e7ade is covered in a grid of rotating bricks, creating openings that balance light, ventilation and privacy while reducing noise from the busy neighborhood.<\/p>\n

Inspired by the chaotic skyline of the area, the brick texture reflects the surrounding context. Rotation angles are carefully adjusted based on sunlight, views and privacy needs, maintaining a dialogue between inside and outside.<\/p>\n

Using brick, a traditional material in Iran, connects the design to its cultural roots. Despite the intricate appearance, the fa\u00e7ade\u2019s construction was simplified with a coding system for easy execution, offering a prototype for modern residential architecture in Tehran.<\/p>\n

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The Courtyard Villa<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Next Office<\/a>, Lavasan, Iran<\/h4>\n

This project reimagines the traditional Iranian courtyard house through curved volumes and a central courtyard that connects the interior with the outdoors. Openings in the walls, a pool at the base and arched forms allow light and air to flow while maintaining privacy.<\/p>\n

The light-toned brick fa\u00e7ade draws on vernacular materials, while the courtyard serves as a gathering space, reflecting the cooling and social functions of historic Persian architecture. The villa balances contemporary design with a strong connection to local traditions and its environment.<\/p>\n

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Narbon Villa<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Gera Studio<\/a>, Kerman, Iran<\/h4>\n

Located in a historic pomegranate garden in Kerman, this residence retains the original thatched wall, adding a glass entryway to connect the garden\u2019s sycamore trees and watercourse with the community. This approach reflects the Iranian tradition of shared garden spaces.<\/p>\n

A sunken courtyard, inspired by local architectural practices, provides shade in Kerman\u2019s hot climate. Two deep \u201csky rifts\u201d channel air and light, improving ventilation and framing views of the sky, echoing the poetic relationship between architecture and nature in Persian design.<\/p>\n

The layered roofs and shaded walls, rooted in Iranian rooftop culture, create spaces for stargazing, gatherings and relaxation. Built around cracked brick cores, the residence reinterprets vernacular forms, connecting the building to its cultural and climatic setting.<\/p>\n

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Woof Shadow<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Faezeh Hadian Studio<\/a>, North Bahar, Tehran, Iran<\/h4>\n

Woof Shadow reinterprets traditional Iranian ideas of light, shade and privacy through a modern brick fa\u00e7ade. Inspired by origami, the folded surface creates depth and texture, using bricks\u2014a material central to Iran\u2019s architectural heritage.<\/p>\n

The fa\u00e7ade filters light and reduces visual pollution, while window frames offer varied city views. Crafted with dry construction methods and supported by steel threads, the brickwork reflects a balance of tradition and contemporary design, connecting the building to Tehran\u2019s architectural identity.<\/p>\n

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DEHKADEH IWAN<\/a><\/h3>\n

By SUPER VOID SPACE<\/a>, Dehkade, Iran<\/h4>\n

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\nThis project reimagines the traditional Iranian Iwan, integrating it into a 50-year-old modernist villa. The elevated Iwan connects the living room to the courtyard, opening on both sides to frame views of greenery and a central pool.<\/p>\n

A second courtyard Iwan creates a dialogue between old and new, with a swing suspended from its arch, inspired by ancient Persian games. The gray cement exterior reflects modernity, while the brick interior recalls traditional warmth, linking the villa\u2019s past and present.<\/p>\n

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