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This week's curated selection of Best Unbuilt Architecture highlights different competition-winning designs submitted by the ArchDaily Community. From large scale urban developments to small interventions in the landscape, from commercial projects to public spaces and urban planning strategies with an environmental focus, this article showcases a variety of design approaches, programs and scales. The proposals featured are the results of local and international competitions, either creative concepts or projects currently in progress.
The award-winning entries include a range of different projects, designed by both young architects and established firms. An adaptive reuse project for office towers in New York, the redevelopment of an industrial site in China, an abstract installation for a Russian festival, or a masterplan focused on climate resilience and ecosystems protection are a few of this week's highlights.
Read on to discover 10 curated projects highlighting competition-winning designs, along with their project descriptions from the architects.
Kamyaran City School / r in Civic & Community category /The Architectural Review / Future Project Awards 2020
Kamyaran City School/Popular Choice Winners of Unbuilt Institutional in the Architizer A+Awards 2020
This Article Was First Published on : Architectural Digest Middle East
This residence in Iran is all about its stone facade
An apartment complex in Iran honours its city's travertine stone production
By Rima Alsammarae
This Was First Published on : Middle East Architect
Caat Studio: Winner of Boutique Middle East Architecture Firm Of Middle East Architecture Awards 2019
Baunetz Woche # 534 -2019
Spring in Tehran
Kahrizak Residential Building No1,
Mahallat Residential Building No3
www.baunetz.de
IRANIAN MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION & SYMPOSIUM
FEBRUARY-MAY 2018
TOKYO - JAPAN
www.caoi.ir
Longlist in emerging architecture studios in Dezeen Award 2020
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Iran’s architecture has long been rooted in Persian culture. From tea houses and pavilions to domestic huts and elaborate mosques, the country’s built environment is tied to these influences, as well as the landscape and its broader context. At the heart of Iran’s more recent projects is a desire to reinterpret history through new spaces and forms.
Architizer-The Best Architecture- 2018
Jewelry Retail Office #4
www.phaidon.com
Spaces for living Spaces for sharing - 2020
Kahrizak Resindential Building No01
www.letteraventidue.com
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World Architecture Festival 2018 Shortlist
COMMERCIAL MIXED-USE - FUTURE PROJECT
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the architectural language of iran has been influenced by such elements of its ancient context as the distinguishing ecology as well as its rich cultural history. the region’s architecture had traditionally been driven by an attention to mathematics, religion, and astrology while its materiality has typically reflected that of the primarily desertous, arid climate. while continuing to adopt these traditional and contextual influences, contemporary architects of iran have introduced a new breath of innovation into their material practice and formal development.
Architecture & Construction Magazine 54-2018
Chitgar Bridge
Tabriz Residential Mixed-use
www.memary.net
Architecture & IRAN CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE-2017
Building No1, Kahrizak Residental
www.abanbook.net
EUROPAS MOSCHEEN ISLAMISCHE ARCHITEKTUR IM AUFBRUCH - 2017
Amir Mosque
www.deutscherkunstverlag.de
Memar Magazine 101 - 2017
Who's Afraid Of [Space As A] Threshold ?
www.memarmagazine.com
This Article Was Published on : Dezeen
Author : Anna Winston
Iran's contemporary architecture scene is on the brink of a boom after the lifting of economic sanctions. We've collected together 11 of the best examples from the country's new crop of buildings and bridges.
A Little Game Called Architecture - Biennale Venice,Italy
Building No1, Kahrizak Residental
2015
