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Pantea Eslami

Based in: Tehran

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Awards

Memar Award (2010)Jury Selection
Memar Award (2015)1st Place
Memar Award (2015)2nd Place

Biography

Pantea Eslami is a prominent Iranian architect and educator, known for her contributions to contemporary Iranian architecture and her focus on the relationship between children and the built environment. Her work has received top honors in the Memar Awards for its spatial quality and social responsiveness.

Projects(10)

EIED Headquarter in Tehran

EIED Headquarter

Office Building

DEUXLOFT Residential apartment in Tehran

DEUXLOFT Residential apartment

Lavasan villa (Ashianeh) in Tehran

Lavasan villa (Ashianeh)

Residential

Tehran · 2019

Villa UP in Tehran

Villa UP

Villa Residential Building in Tehran

Villa Residential Building

Arg Commercial Center in Tehran

Arg Commercial Center

Shali Shop in Amol

Shali Shop

Amol · 2005–2006

Building No. 2, Dowlat Street in Tehran

Building No. 2, Dowlat Street

Dowlat I residential building in Tehran

Dowlat I residential building

Two Brothers, Two Offices in Tehran

Two Brothers, Two Offices

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Local and Vernacular Architecture27
Contemporary Architecture634
Books4
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Building Types

Residential543
Commercial133
Cultural60
Infrastructure43
Government41
Educational34
Memorial / Monument21
Religious16

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