Leila Araghian was 26 when she came up with Tabiat bridge. Five years on, the 270-metre structure is a reality, despite sanctions, garnering awards and paving the way for a new, more avant garde ...
The winners of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture were announced during a ceremony held in Abu Dhabi on October 3, the organizers have announced on their website. The 270-meter-long curved bridge, ...
An assortment of different pathways encourage pedestrians to "wander and get lost" on this bridge in Tehran, designed by Iranian architect Leila Araghian (+ slideshow). Araghian's studio Diba Tensile ...
Now in its third year, The Architizer A+Awards are the definitive global architectural award program with 90+ categories and over 300 judges. In its 2015 edition, the global architectural award ...
People walk over Tabiat Bridge, the biggest pedestrian bridge in Tehran that connects Aab-o-Atash Park to Taleghani Park in Iran. Majid Saeedi McClatchy TEHRAN, Iran In a city ruled by the automobile, ...
The Aga Khan Award for Architecture established in 1977 is given every three years to projects that set new standards of excellence in architecture, planning practices, historic preservation and ...
As an architecture student, Leila Araghian, 31, recalls roaming the sycamore-lined boulevards of her hometown, Tehran, looking for the next adventure. Once, she and a friend were passing by a bridge ...
Photo feature by Fawaz Al-Otaibi TEHRAN, Jan 10 (KUNA) -- The Tabiat Bridge or (Nature Bridge) for pedestrians in the Iranian capital Tehran is one of the most prominent modern features in the city, ...
The artistic event was warmly welcomed by both the artists and the people as well as the tourists who had come to take a walk on the bridge on a cool April morning in Tehran. The event was organized ...
In a city ruled by the automobile, where crossing the street entails risking your life and a real downtown doesn’t exist, there could hardly be a more unusual weekend destination than the newly built ...
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