Tehran-e Ghadim Commercial Unit – Raya Tejarat

Tehran-e Ghadim Commercial Unit

Tehran-e Ghadim Commercial Unit (RC353-RC355-RC359) on the G2 floor of the west side of Mahan garden in the southern connector of the Grand Bazaar in Iran includes three commercial sections, a restaurant and a kitchen. The main concept of architecture and interior design in the commercial and restaurant sectors is the principles and elements of traditional Iranian architecture, especially the market corridor of Tehran during the Qajar dynasty. Total surface area of this unit is over 1550 m², including approximately 800 m²of commercial space, 180 m² of restaurant and related spaces.

TYPE:

COMMERCIAL

VALUE:

$270 MILLION

The terrace overlooking the lake of grand bazaar of Iran is built by inspiration of post-modern architecture. It has 17 commercial units, which are mainly dedicated to arts and crafts such as painting, miniatures, pottery, jewelry making, etc. Iranian markets, with the possibility of using a restaurant with traditional menu, are considered as the attractions of this unit. The eye-catching Iranian-Islamic architecture using original traditional elements such as corridors, arches, domes, semi-domes, sitting areas together with original materials and techniques of Iranian architecture such as the implementation of traditional facades with tilework and mosaics and special handmade brickwork, paintings by coffee house artists are the visual and historical attractions of the unit.