Pahlavi architecture

Pahlavi architecture refers to the style prominent in Iran during the rule of the Pahlavi dynasty (1925-1979). It combines modern, Western-influenced design with traditional Persian elements. Characterized by large, symmetrical structures, clean lines, and the use of concrete and glass, it often aimed to showcase Iran's progress and modernization. Landmarks like the Tehran University main campus exemplify this style, blending functional architecture with cultural motifs. Overall, Pahlavi architecture symbolizes Iran’s efforts to modernize while maintaining a connection to its historical identity.