Architecture
Architecture
Our architectural approach begins with an understanding of the wider setting—its landscape, existing architectural character, movement patterns and public spaces, together with the project's functional and financial requirements. These considerations help shape the architecture and determine the role each building should play, whether responding to its surroundings, creating a distinctive landmark, or combining both approaches.
Torogh Park
Early design studies integrating architecture and landscape into a single composition for a 50,000 m² mixed-use development within an existing woodland.
Torogh Park
Early design studies, integrating architecture and landscape into a single composition. A 50,000 m² mixed-use development within Torogh Woodland Park, bringing together office buildings, a shopping centre and a central lake into a unified architectural composition integrated with the surrounding landscape.
Torogh Park
Early design studies integrating architecture and landscape into a single composition for a 50,000 m² mixed-use development within an existing woodland.
The shopping center
The offices
Chalidareh
A 172-hectare tourism and leisure development designed around the site’s natural topography and central lake, with a range of visitor attractions.
Chalidareh, Hillside tourist accommodation
The accommodation follows the natural hillside, giving each cottage views across the lake and surrounding landscape.
Arghavan Village
A family of fifteen villa types designed as templates for future homes.
Ofogh Arghavan
Designed jointly by Avijeh Mehr and Bavand as part of a 1.1 million m² mixed-use development in an existing woodland.
Abu Musa
Designed for a new neighbourhood of approximately 1,200 residents, the project draws inspiration from the architectural language of Abu Musa, where Persian and Arab influences have evolved over many years. Rather than replicating traditional buildings, these elements have been reinterpreted in a contemporary and economical way, creating a coherent neighbourhood that respects the character of the island while meeting present-day needs.
The office buildings
The office buildings were designed as part of the landscape, framing views across the lake while creating generous public spaces between the buildings.
The shopping centre
The shopping centre forms the second part of the composition, its accessible roof extending the landscape and connecting visitors with panoramic views across the park.
Architecture
Our architectural approach is shaped by an understanding of the wider environment. We begin by considering the character of the site, its landscape, movement patterns and public spaces, allowing the architecture to emerge from this understanding. This broader perspective helps determine the role each building should play within its setting—whether blending with its surroundings, creating a meaningful landmark, or combining both approaches.
Torogh Park
Early design studies, Integrating architecture and landscape into a single composition. A 50,000 m² mixed-use development within Torogh Woodland Park, bringing together office buildings, a shopping centre and a central lake into a unified architectural composition integrated with the surrounding landscape.
Chalidareh Tourism Development
Chalidareh is a 172-hectare tourism and leisure development designed around the site's natural topography. Visitor facilities, accommodation and public spaces are integrated within a landscape-led masterplan overlooking the lake.
Private Social Club Food Village
The Food Village and Private Social Club occupy a prominent lakeside setting. Designed as complementary buildings, they combine leisure, dining and social facilities while responding to the surrounding landscape.
Hillside tourist accommodation
The accommodation follows the natural hillside, allowing every cottage to enjoy views across the lake and the adjacent hilly landscape while creating a coherent architectural identity integrated with the landscape.
Arghavan Village
A family of fifteen villa types provides a coherent architectural identity throughout the development while responding to different site conditions and the needs of its residents.
Ofogh Arghavan
Public buildings designed to create a coherent architectural identity for a 1.1 million m² mixed-use development, combining contemporary architecture with well-defined public spaces.
Virani Hotel
Located in a rural setting outside Mashhad, the project replaces the client's original six-storey proposal with a two-storey hotel that responds more appropriately to its surroundings. the hotel offers 304 twin rooms and 24 exclusive VIP suites. Its layout draws inspiration from the spatial principles of the Persian garden, creating a coherent relationship between architecture, landscape and water.
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Abu Musa
Designed for a new neighbourhood of approximately 1,200 residents, the project draws inspiration from the architectural language of Abu Musa, where Persian and Arab influences have evolved over many years. Rather than replicating traditional buildings, these elements have been reinterpreted in a contemporary and economical way, creating a coherent neighbourhood that respects the character of the island while meeting present-day needs.
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Virani Hotel
Located in a rural setting outside Mashhad, the hotel offers 152 twin rooms and 24 VIP suites.
Torogh Sport Centre
The 36,000 m² sport centre provides year-round facilities for a wide range of sports, alongside a shopping centre.
Abu Musa
Designed for approximately 1,200 residents, the project comprises low-budget two-storey houses inspired by Abu Musa’s distinctive architectural character.
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Inspired by the existing Persian and Gulf vernacular, the architecture reinterprets traditional forms in a contemporary way. The aim is to create a development that blends naturally with its surroundings while providing a coherent architectural identity.
© 2026 Avijeh Mehr . All Rights Reserved
