Tejarat Bank New Headquarters
• Built-up Area: 35,000 m²
• Clients: Tejarat Bank
• Location: Tehran, Iran
• Type: Office Headquarter
• Design team: Arash Mozafari, Shirin Haddadian, Milad Salehi Vasegh, Babak Rashedi, Mahdie Yazdankhah, Sara Behtash, Aria Ebadi, Rashin Hosseini, Gelare Taherian, Samin Ziari, Mahnavaz Rahimi, Narges Shahmoradi
@ebaoffice
@arashmozafariofficial
@vaal.studio
• Visualization:
@shiri_visual , Negar Diba, Soudabeh Sharifi, Zahra Akbari, Parisa Shiri
• Structure:
@davoodzareisc
• Mechanical & Electrical: Azmayesh Consulting Engineers
• Feasibility Study: Siavash Ghabrai, Erfan Aghdasi
• Fire Consultant:
@imen.j.h.p
• Model:
@blazermaket
The Tejarat Bank Central Office Building is designed as a modern, efficient financial and administrative hub that harmonizes with its urban surroundings. The project focuses on strengthening both internal functionality and external interaction through thoughtful integration with the site.
The design began with an analysis of the site’s geometry, resulting in spatial adaptations that align the building with the existing urban context. A prominent feature is the public plaza at the front, an open, inviting space that encourages social engagement and enhances the building’s urban presence. This plaza serves as a shared outdoor area for both staff and visitors.
Architecturally, the building incorporates sloped, reflective surfaces and green zones at lower levels to establish a visual and spatial connection with nature. These elements contribute to a dynamic, aesthetically appealing form that interacts fluidly with its context.
Structurally, the building combines robust framing with transparent and solid volumes, creating a balance between stability and openness. The glass façade allows ample natural light and fosters visual links with the city, supporting a comfortable, user-focused environment.
In essence, the Tejarat Bank Headquarters merges architectural form, performance, and urban sensitivity, standing as both a functional office complex and a vital, identity-enhancing element within the city fabric.
