Urban Transformation: Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge

Tehran, Iran

Description

Print
Map
Play

Title

Urban Transformation: Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge

Year

2018

Description

The Bengal Institute, with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, conducted a special course on architecture that shapes our thinking and practice: Learning from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

This public lecture by Hassan Radoine presents the Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge in Tehran, Iran, a winner of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2016.

Country

Iran

Associated Sites

Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge

Associated Names

Hassan Radoine (lecturer)
Bengal Institute (sponsor)
Aga Khan Trust for Culture Education Programme (sponsor)

Associated Collections

Learning from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture

Related Images/Videos

Forum on Design for the Public Realm Part 2
Creating Natural Change
Architecture in a Critical Context: Contemporary Design in the Middle East
Forum on Design for the Public Realm Part 1
Khondaker Hasibul Kabir: Co-creation of Communities
Three Works: Part 1
Architecture in a Critical Context: Contemporary Design in the Middle East
Forum on Subaltern Architecture
Creating Natural Change
Three Works: Part 2
Rafiquzzaman Pollob: The Friendship Centre
Alim-Ur-Rahman: Community-based Programmes
Kazi Khaleed Ashraf: Architecture in the Public Realm
Urban Conservation and Sustainable Development in the Middle East
Forum on Urban Transformation

Dimensions

1 hour 16 minutes

Languages

English

Copyright

Bengal Institute

Source

Bengal Institute

Keywords

Aga Khan Award for Architecture Winner, urban development, urban infrastructure, urban planning

Medium

MP4

Video

IAA151110