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https://www.archdaily.com/1033623/jahad-metro-plaza-ka-architecture-studio-mohammad-khavarian
© Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Text description provided by the architects. The metropolis of Tehran once featured a livable and low-density historic core, which, following the Iranian Revolution, underwent unbalanced and unchecked expansion due to population growth and centralized policies. Tehran’s development adopted a car-oriented model, prioritizing the construction of highways, numerous streets, and dense urban blocks. This approach gradually reduced the urban quality of life for pedestrians and diminished the city’s overall livability.