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Renovation of TUMS Urology Research Center (Mizrah)
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Renovation of TUMS Urology Research Center (Mizrah)
STATUS
Under Construction
Client Team: Tehran University of Medical Sciences
Area: 3000 Squaremeters
Design: ARCHMED Consulting Engineers
Lead Architects: Bardiya Moattar, Elnaz Kazemi
Design Team: Ali Mohammadi, Amir Jafarkhan, Hossein Ramezani, Reza Khosravi, Pouria Mirzaei
Mechanical: Iman Yunesi
Electrical: Mohammadreza Nasiri
Design Timeline: 2021
Project Description:
The Mizrah Building, located within the Sina Hospital Medical Complex, is one of the oldest medical buildings in Tehran. Originally established in 1921 (1300 SH), the building has undergone multiple functional transformations over the years while continuing to serve the healthcare sector.
In 2021 (1400 SH), in collaboration with the hospital’s management, a decision was made to revitalize the structure through comprehensive restoration. The aim was to breathe new life into this historic building while respecting and preserving its architectural heritage.
The project was conceived with a commitment to maintain the building's original values and identity, offering a design deeply rooted in its historical and cultural context. Situated in the heart of old Tehran, within a traditional urban fabric, the design sought to harmonize with the building's existing character, surrounding environment, and intended healthcare functions.
A key approach in the architectural design was the use of Iranian architectural elements, most notably the traditional arch and brickwork, which are hallmark features of Persian design. These elements were integrated alongside modern restoration techniques to create a dialogue between the past and present.
Due to the significant evolution of healthcare facility standards, the existing structure no longer met the requirements of a contemporary medical building. As such, it was proposed that the Mizrah Building transition into a center for medical research and education, allowing it to continue its contribution to the healthcare field—not as a treatment center, but as a symbol of legacy and advancement in medical knowledge.
Among the project's key design features are:
• Revival of Iranian arches
• Extensive use of proportion and harmony in spatial planning
• Selective restoration and modernization of historically valuable façades
• Emphasis on brick as the dominant material, bridging tradition with contemporary expression
This project stands as an intersection of heritage conservation and innovation, honoring the past while shaping a purposeful future for a historic medical institution.
Area: 3000 Squaremeters
Design: ARCHMED Consulting Engineers
Lead Architects: Bardiya Moattar, Elnaz Kazemi
Design Team: Ali Mohammadi, Amir Jafarkhan, Hossein Ramezani, Reza Khosravi, Pouria Mirzaei
Mechanical: Iman Yunesi
Electrical: Mohammadreza Nasiri
Design Timeline: 2021
Project Description:
The Mizrah Building, located within the Sina Hospital Medical Complex, is one of the oldest medical buildings in Tehran. Originally established in 1921 (1300 SH), the building has undergone multiple functional transformations over the years while continuing to serve the healthcare sector.
In 2021 (1400 SH), in collaboration with the hospital’s management, a decision was made to revitalize the structure through comprehensive restoration. The aim was to breathe new life into this historic building while respecting and preserving its architectural heritage.
The project was conceived with a commitment to maintain the building's original values and identity, offering a design deeply rooted in its historical and cultural context. Situated in the heart of old Tehran, within a traditional urban fabric, the design sought to harmonize with the building's existing character, surrounding environment, and intended healthcare functions.
A key approach in the architectural design was the use of Iranian architectural elements, most notably the traditional arch and brickwork, which are hallmark features of Persian design. These elements were integrated alongside modern restoration techniques to create a dialogue between the past and present.
Due to the significant evolution of healthcare facility standards, the existing structure no longer met the requirements of a contemporary medical building. As such, it was proposed that the Mizrah Building transition into a center for medical research and education, allowing it to continue its contribution to the healthcare field—not as a treatment center, but as a symbol of legacy and advancement in medical knowledge.
Among the project's key design features are:
• Revival of Iranian arches
• Extensive use of proportion and harmony in spatial planning
• Selective restoration and modernization of historically valuable façades
• Emphasis on brick as the dominant material, bridging tradition with contemporary expression
This project stands as an intersection of heritage conservation and innovation, honoring the past while shaping a purposeful future for a historic medical institution.
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