Termeh Building, Iran - Revision history

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−	In May 2016, the Termeh office-commercial building was unveiled, located in Hamedan, one of ~~Iranian historical~~ cities. The wave-like ~~roof~~ is designed to encourage the public to move around on it.	+	In May 2016, the Termeh office-commercial building was unveiled, located in Hamedan, one of Iran's historic cities. The wave-like form is designed to encourage the public to move around on the building.

−	[[File:Termeh3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Termeh3.jpg\|link=File:Termeh3.jpg]]

−	Architects Farshad Mehdizadeh and Ahmad Bathaie were briefed to design a two-storey building with commercial functions: a retail in ground floor and a private office in the first floor.	+	Architects Farshad Mehdizadeh and Ahmad Bathaie were briefed to design a two-storey building with commercial functions: retail at ground floor and a private office on the first floor.

−	[[File:Termeh5.jpg]]	+	[[File:Termeh5.jpg\|link=File:Termeh5.jpg]]

−	Since a long, straight boulevard runs parallel to one edge of the building, the decision was made to bring the roof sweeping down to meet the pavement, making ~~the roof~~ accessible as a stair ~~function~~. The facade is a continuous ~~covering~~ system made of local bricks, patterned with local and traditional brick layering techniques ~~in order~~ to ~~match with~~ the context.	+	Since a long, straight boulevard runs parallel to one edge of the building, the decision was made to bring the roof sweeping down to meet the pavement, making it accessible as a stair. The facade is a continuous system made from local bricks, patterned with local and traditional brick layering techniques to respect the local context.

−	[[File:Termeh4.jpg]]	+	[[File:Termeh4.jpg\|link=File:Termeh4.jpg]]

−	[[File:Termeh1.jpg]]	+	[[File:Termeh1.jpg\|link=File:Termeh1.jpg]]

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[[File:Termeh2.jpg]]

In May 2016, the Termeh office-commercial building was unveiled, located in Hamedan, one of Iranian historical cities. The wave-like roof is designed to encourage the public to move around on it.

[[File:Termeh3.jpg]]

Architects Farshad Mehdizadeh and Ahmad Bathaie were briefed to design a two-storey building with commercial functions: a retail in ground floor and a private office in the first floor.

[[File:Termeh5.jpg]]

Since a long, straight boulevard runs parallel to one edge of the building, the decision was made to bring the roof sweeping down to meet the pavement, making the roof accessible as a stair function. The facade is a continuous covering system made of local bricks, patterned with local and traditional brick layering techniques in order to match with the context.

[[File:Termeh4.jpg]]

[[File:Termeh1.jpg]]

Images and content courtesy of Parham Taghiof, Farshid Nasrabadi, Mohammadreza Hoorjandi.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* D'Leedon, Singapore.
* Habitat 67.
* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
* Nexus.
* Salerno Maritime Terminal.

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