Iran Nezam Architecture Design Exam case studies
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The Iran Nezam Architecture Design Exam is the professional registration assessment through which architects in Iran demonstrate the competence required to practise independently and take legal responsibility for building designs. It is aimed at graduates of accredited architecture programmes who have completed the required practical training and now need to convert academic knowledge into defensible professional judgement. The Iran Nezam Architecture Design Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,653 words.
1Six-Storey Infill Housing on a 9 m Tehran Lot
An infill lot at the edge of Tehran's District 7 measures 9.0 m wide by 21.0 m deep, with its only street frontage on the south. The zoning envelope permits six storeys above grade and 18.6 m to the parapet.
835 words, about 4 min2Adding a Fourth Storey to a 1974 Brick School in Tabriz
A three-storey school building in Tabriz, completed in 1974, is an unreinforced brick masonry structure with 450 mm thick longitudinal walls, 350 mm cross walls, timber joists, and a flexible timber roof diaphragm. There are no reinforced concrete tie columns, ring beams, or bond beams.
736 words, about 4 min3Residential-to-Clinic Conversion with a Single Stair in Isfahan
A four-storey residential building in Isfahan, built in 2001, is being converted into a private day clinic. Each floor is 300 m²; the total is 1,200 m².
719 words, about 4 min4Conservation Review of a Four-Iwan Seljuk Mosque
A twelfth-century congregational mosque in central Iran has a rectangular courtyard about 22 m by 28 m, four iwans, and a south dome chamber 11 m in diameter. The dome, brick masonry with a double shell, sits on an octagonal transition zone with muqarnas.
679 words, about 3 min5Choosing a Passive School Massing in Hot-Arid Kerman
A 1,500 m² primary school is planned on a 60 m by 50 m site in Kerman. The site slopes 1.5 m from north to south, and the street is on the south.
684 words, about 3 min