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Project Name: Hedayat Noor Institute
The "Hedayat Noor Institute" project, located on Farhad Street, is a cultural and Quranic space designed with the vision of cultivating a tranquil, dignified, and identity-driven environment. In this complex, traditional Persian architecture is seamlessly integrated with a modern design language. The ultimate result is a space that beautifully preserves cultural authenticity while perfectly catering to contemporary needs.
In the entrance and main spaces, the utilization of premium woods—including Sycamore, Walnut, Beech, and Elm—plays a pivotal role in shaping the project's visual identity. The presence of wooden columns, crafted with exact Persian architectural proportions, alongside systematic wooden wall paneling (wainscoting), instills a profound sense of warmth and grandeur into the atmosphere. The Gereh-Chini doors, adorned with geometric star patterns and delicate Shamseh (sunburst) motifs, serve as the focal point of the space, proudly presenting the magnificence of authentic Persian art to the audience.
The remarkable ceiling height, soft ambient lighting, and double-leaf openings create an expansive, uplifting atmosphere that is exceptionally well-suited for Quranic activities, cultural gatherings, and formal ceremonies. Furthermore, handwoven Persian carpets, with their traditional colors and patterns, complete the project's cultural identity, forging a mystical and enchanting harmony between wood, light, and traditional architecture.
