Contingency, Tasks, and Puzzles | Mehrdad Iravanian | TEDxMollaSadraSt

Mehrdad Iravanian talks about tasks and puzzles and their relationship. He speaks about the new ways of thinking about architecture and what we care about and what we ignore in architecture.

Mehrdad Iravanian (born 1336 Shiraz) is an Iranian architecture. He studied architecture at the University of USl in Louisiana, America. Since his return to Iran in 1370 has engaged in designing and executing various architectural projects in Shiraz and the cities around. He has several collaborations with Shiraz Azad University. In 1381 he participated in Mariel Festival in Italy (in the countries of North Africa and the Middle East category) and won first prize in the contest of stone architecture in urban design section for Qoran Gate of Shiraz. His activities include numerous constructional, urban and landscape projects. His notable projects and executive work are:
Chamran Boulevard, Khajoo Park, Gas Company building, Sadra park, Lots residential homes in Shiraz between 1374 to 1386


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