http://www.internationaltower.ir/index.html

The largest and tallest residential tower in Iran with over 162 meters of elevation and a square footage of 220,000 meters.

Able to withstand strong earthquakes (one a year for 475 years and 2475 years in the event of no earthquakes)



Introduction:
With much experience in the construction and implementation of large construction projects and using the specialized and professional abilities of recognized national companies such as A.S.P and international consultants such as Setec Batiment of France, I.C.D. Co .Is developing this unique structure in the panoroma of the ever towering peaks of Alborz and the majestic Mount Damavand according to the highest international standards.

The International Tehran Tower is bound to the north by Yousef Abad , to the south By Hakim Expressway, to the east by Kordestan Expressway and to the west by Sheikh Bahai Expressway, all of which facilitate access to various parts of the city.


Appealing to the principle of vertical residence and stemming the horizontal expansion if the City, the Tehran international tower is being built on 35,000 square meters site with total area of 220,000 square meters. There are 43 studio units, 172 two-bedroom units, 313 three bedroom units, 16 four bedroom units, 11 triplex penthouses and 17 commercial duplex units.



For the comfort of the resident and meeting their daily needs, the complex incorporates numerous spaces:

1. 17 commercial units
2. Athletic and recreational centers
3. Outdoor public areas.
4. Children's recreational areas
5. Elderly and handicapped accessibility

There are 5 passenger elevators and 1 freight elevator in every wing of the building totaling 15 passenger and 3 freight elevators in the three wings. The elevators are Mitsubishi brand and their maximum capacity and load is 16 persons or 1600 kg, with a speed of 3 m/sec.



Renderings:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_tower_01.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_tower_04.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_tower_07.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_tower_08.jpg

Location:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/local_01.jpg



Construction:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_01.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_02.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_06.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_08.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_10.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_13.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_16.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_17.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_19.jpg

Tower views:
Face North to touch the Alborz Peaks
Face East toglance at Damavand
Face West to feel the breeze
Face South to see Tehran beneath your feet

North:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/navigator_01.jpg

West:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/navigator_02.jpg

East:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/navigator_03.jpg

South:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/navigator_04.jpg


Interior Renderings:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_01.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_02.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_03.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_04.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_08.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_3d_09.jpg


Athletic field and childrens playground:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_19.jpg

Swimming pools:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_13.jpg

Saunas:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_14.jpg

Fitness rooms:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_21.jpg

Tennis courts:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_15.jpg

Public hall:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/feature_17.jpg

Unit Plans:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_nav_01.jpg

1-43rd floors:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_04.gif

Apartment B-4
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_a1.jpg

44-47th floors:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_05.gif

Apartment A-6
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_a6.jpg

48-50th floors:
Floor 48
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_triplex_01.gif

TB1
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/triplex_a1.jpg

Floor 49
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_triplex_02.gif

TA2
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/triplex_a2.jpg

Floor 50
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/unit_triplex_03.gif

TB3
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/triplex_a3.jpg

eh?! i thought it already did have a thread... wtf... its a nice construction, it has real presence when u see it... even tho its not even completed. its quite nr my apartment in theran, i can see it when i enter Keyabooneh 16 e Amir abbad. theres a good veiw of it when ur traveling north up Kordestan Exp way, i never got round to taking a pic of it tho :( btw, didnt kno it was the tehran international tower, most ppl call it tehran tower or borj e tehran

i checked and i couldnt find a thread of it. so i created one, and if there already is a thread, i guess gil can merge the two.

I saw this building so much this summer.

Really nice. Will this be the tallest building in Tehran?

28 August, 05:

http://i1.tinypic.com/mhaxbq.jpg

Should be pretty much complete by now.

Older website: http://www.tehrantower54.com

And here is another render of it:

http://i1.tinypic.com/mhbjep.jpg


^^ hope this one is final, but doubt it. :wink2:

How long has this been under constrution?

also you can see my drowings from international tower of tehran at : skyscraperpage.com (http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?b24942)

@ Persis:

arent these two tower the same building?
tehran tower 54
http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=37463

Tehran International Tower
http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=24942

also you can see my drowings from international tower of tehran at : skyscraperpage.com (http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?b24942)

Ah nice...So it's 200 M's then. :)

Concrete!!!

argh!!!

It would have looked even better with glass fascade a dark blue ting

well,, I thing those are the same!,, but there is 2 different websites with two different names,, one of the buildings is a glass building and another one is not

http://www.tehrantower54.com/ and http://www.internationaltower.ir/
but i can't see the TT54 in Tehran
I don't know ,, I'm confused!!!
if you have any information about the buildings please help me to correct the information of the skyscraperpage.com


@ Persis:

arent these two tower the same building?
tehran tower 54
http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=37463

Tehran International Tower
http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=24942

I browsed around the websites a bit and Im pretty sure it's the same building.

First of all the websites are showing pretty much identical construction photos.

Secondly, here are maps showing the locations on the 2 websites:

internationaltower.ir:
http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/local_01.jpg

tehrantower54.com:
http://i1.tinypic.com/ngem0x.jpg

same location. :banana:

Then in the render on tehrantower54, the asp buildings are visible in the background:

http://i1.tinypic.com/mhbjep.jpg

The asp towers:

http://i1.tinypic.com/ngejxj.jpg

The construction of the international tower behind the asp towers, like the renders on tower54.com:

http://i1.tinypic.com/mhaxbq.jpg

See, it's the same, eh?

The tower is 54 floors maybe the original name was Tehran tower54 and then they changed it to international tower when they decided to go with a concrete facade instead of glass. :sleepy:

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From January 21th:

http://i1.tinypic.com/ngemqe.jpg

ye there are in the same place so same thing

all the buildings' websites are the same: they always say everything exept how tall it is..

Is this the thread you were looking for, shugs?

:uh: where did it go lol... sorry for creating another one

New [??] render:

http://www.internationaltower.ir/images/img_05.jpg

some more construction photos:

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_20.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_21.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/pictures/gallery_constru_22.jpg

@shugs
nice pictures

I wonder when they will start with the facade

EDIT: wrong picture

I think i accidently photographed our beloved building then i was shooting the skyline of the north of tehran:
http://img86.imageshack.us/img86/2805/dsc028337bw.jpg

This thing is all finished exept the 2 top floors.

It is tall and huge and that itself is great. Yet the design is 20th century.

Great News!

Can anyone give some information on the ICD company? Is it foreign or home-grown?

Also, I think some steel & glass on the exterior would make it look much better.

http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/5438/7722791nj9.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/Tehran%20Mega/Tehr/165602336_301cdff929.jpg

http://www.dubailand.eu/aryan/pictures/IMG_0583_medium.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/103/310341995_6f0922f9fb_o.jpg

SWISH.. The official site has posted some pics of some of the completed rooms.. OMG!

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/1.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/3.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/4.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/5.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/6.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/16.jpg

Ugly sofa tho :\
http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/12.jpg

http://www.internationaltower.ir/nemooneh/14.jpg

MUCH better than the renders they put up... IMO

Price List for the appartments: http://www.internationaltower.ir/price/price.html

I dont like the decors. :ohno:

Ahh I love it...

Perhaps you've been in IKEA heaven for too long ;) jks...

I love it! :D

Moshalla7 hezar Moshalla7 :P

LOL DAMN! the prices range from about 700million Toman to 2 BILLION toman :eek:

its about 5-6MILLION toman per sqMeter

414Msquare, is at 2Billion Toman! :eek:

i lOVE it!

that will buy you a penthouse in the most beautiful skyscraper in Rotterdam...

Yeah or a small country estate!

If you look at the price lists you'll see they're mostly sold out as well :uh:

That is a shit load of money... And as Tehran's make up is the higher the altitude i.e. up the foot of the mountains the more expensive/wealthy.... The International Tower is not THAT far 'uptown' in Tehran at all to justify high prices simply down to neighborhood/positioning... Just down to sheer quality of the accommodation...

Hands down this project has turned out much better than I expected even with the non-creative design of the exterior... Guess it's what inside that counts..!

I wonder what the services look like, like the facilities, hall ways, elevators etc...

The decor is quite a sight for sore-eyes! Very gaudy... What's with the curtains and chairs? Ewww!

I really like it!

I agree with Persan with the curtains and sofa tho...

The other chairs are nice... Compared to Iranian furniture that u can get which is not Louis XIII style it's really nice IMO. Bare in mind the Iranian furniture design has been predominantly Lous XIII style until very recently they have branched out to a more modern look...

...Yeah, my mom's house is decked-out in Louis XIII! I don't know why Iranians love it so much! It's so... 1970s! Oh, I guess that explains it - Time stopped still in 1979 for a lot of Iranians. LOL!

IMO it is because of the connections with the French in the Qajar era :)

man shugs i have to agree with you about this project 100%

my father just came back, and he said that the whole projects is 'said' to have been built and designed by japanese

lol speaking of qajar, my father actually brought a coin for me back to canada, which he found about 25 years ago along with his dad

the coin dates to 1135 iranian years

:eek: 250 years ago....Zand dynasty i think... is that right shugs?

Oh! Being designed by the Japanese is a mixed blessing: Structurally it would be sound, and visually it should be nice on the outside.

On the inside however, it's another matter.

Having lived in Japan and visited numerous homes and hotels in this country, I can tell you that Japanese people don't know how to properly design Western-style interiors. There's always something "wrong"/"aghab-moondeh" about their interior decorations.

^ LOL.. Well the international tower is indeed boring on the outside but it has the height to compensate...

Mahdi, Yeh sounds like the Zand Dynasty who were around from 1757 - 1794... If it was any earlier it would have been the Afsharid Dynasty (:Nader Shah)... You would know by the monarch on it.. Karim Khan?

^^on the coin it says actually, 'Saheb GHeran' something, and i was thinking maybe that was reffered to the Qajar dynasty, no? , and on on the other side it says

"La illaha Illalah Muhammada an Raasullilah" and has all the names of the 12 imams on the outside of it...all round in a circle-likle formation...?

its cool!

thanks for the info shugs and to you as well Persan for the Japanese enlightenment ;)...aghab moondeh, really??

Nice project and the tower is so huge

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/Success/tehranboland.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/Success/2678935660100005235fgcdrY_ph.jpg

excellent

This building looks like it was designed in the late 60s

It probably was! I think that most Iranian architects have been stuck in a 1970s time-warp.

This building looks like it was designed in the late 60s

Yes, i think so, but its huge!!

Milad Tower also looks as it's from the 60's.

There are a lot of great Iranian architects and engineers outside and within Iran. Cities rate of modernism and economic advancement are judged by the buildings and infrastructure.

Tehran needs to look like a city of the 21st century!

The tower really looks pretty oldfashioned... and unfortunately not in a positive way. But it´s size is pretty impressive, though.

However it doesn't matter if it looks as if it's from the 60's. Sears Tower in Chicago looks cool and it's from 1973/74. The important thing is to design it well.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/438753025_0db7a44afa_o.jpg


http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/439565125_2fc5301eff_o.jpg

^^ Never realized its so close to Argentine Sq, cool.

thanks 4 the pics alitezar, keep it up. :okay:

^^You are very welcome

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/Int.jpg

mmmmmmmm,I love it
Cooooooooooool :cheers:

Looks ok :)

Looks like people have already moved in

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/A.jpg

^^looks so lovely at night :)

^^ Thanks Hassoun. Yes I think so too. It does not look that strange and boxy at night :)

It looks like those cheap 60s building that are now being demolished around the world to make space for new buildings. It just a bigger version. Iranians have a large percent of well educated and experienced engineers and architects. The only plus point of this building is its high, besides that there not much to be proud of. Iran / Iranians can do much better.

It looks like those cheap 60s building that are now being demolished around the world to make space for new buildings. It just a bigger version. Iranians have a large percent of well educated and experienced engineers and architects. The only plus point of this building is its high, besides that there not much to be proud of. Iran / Iranians can do much better.

right.

afarin

can you like buy one of the house? btw it looks GREAT!

I agree with Persan and Rahmani's comments about the 60's/70's style buildings in Tehran's skyline. It wouldn't be so bad if they were actually designed and built in those decades, but to erect such a thing in this day and age is just bad taste.

The gaudy interiors are epidemic all throughout the Middle East. The Iranian interiors still fare better than Egypt, Syria or Abu Dhabi at least. Too much gold and clutter.

This building's base is similar to the Burj Dubai, the 'desert flower' or architect's scale ruler.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/bvfdgdfs.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/asdf.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/542325033_d260bac1f6_o.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/542325031_166a136b28_o.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/AB/gfsdfg.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/AB/tehran_international_tower.jpg

How many of the people in here complaining about the design are actually engineers? I think the tower looks great, I like 1970s and 1980s look. Simple and good look. Not like those ridiculous buildings in Dubai (Disneyland of architecture).

How many of the people in here complaining about the design are actually engineers? I think the tower looks great, I like 1970s and 1980s look. Simple and good look. Not like those ridiculous buildings in Dubai (Disneyland of architecture).

joojeh emsali comes talking about architecture! earn a bit more respect around here before you start talking dude. Some of us are members here for more than 2 years we probably know a lot more about design than you do. And this is not a very bad building but in most countries it would be broken down to be replaced by something better looking

How many of the people in here complaining about the design are actually engineers? I think the tower looks great, I like 1970s and 1980s look. Simple and good look. Not like those ridiculous buildings in Dubai (Disneyland of architecture).

That's the problem with most people in Tehran. They don't know any better because they haven't travelled abroad. I think Dubai looks ridiculous too - Very nouveau riche - but they're trying to put their city on the map. What is the government of Iran doing? The total opposite!

I think Tehran needs architecture that's true to it's Iranian roots, but also modern.

I think Tehran needs these buildings too. It will make Tehran look more diverse, the 50's buildings that never were built are beeing built. It's nothing wrong with that building, so what if it looks like it's from the 50's. I think there should be different types of buildings. This is a great building and very masculine looking. ;)

It doesn't look much 70's too me, it looks older.

joojeh emsali comes talking about architecture! earn a bit more respect around here before you start talking dude. Some of us are members here for more than 2 years we probably know a lot more about design than you do. And this is not a very bad building but in most countries it would be broken down to be replaced by something better looking

Jan? :lol:
Khial mikoni SSC gange? khial mikoni kheli dige gondei?
baba ma belakhare har joftemoon forum-bazim, pas tabloe ke khodetam ye pa koskholi. :lol:

http://i19.tinypic.com/4qge8ax.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1220/1007205958_8a50aff29f_o.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/bvfdgdfs.jpg

Can anyone say 'MetLife building'???
http://www.wirednewyork.com/skyscrapers/metlife/images/metlife_park.jpg
From Wired New York

Look at the little tower in front of the HUGE ROAD BLOCKADE!!

Other than that, I think it looks exceptional! It might be 60s or 70s architecture but the implementation with the 3 wings is just so cool.

Able to withstand strong earthquakes (one a year for 475 years and 2475 years in the event of no earthquakes)

Lol, valuable info :lol: So if your grand-grand-grand-grand-grand childeren inherent an appartment they should be cautious then :sly: ...

Thanks for the milad tower link, sometimes a box type residential can look fantastic, just like this one, simple clean and no fuss.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1148/1403711060_21fc7f4689_o.jpg

Jan? :lol:
Khial mikoni SSC gange? khial mikoni kheli dige gondei?
baba ma belakhare har joftemoon forum-bazim, pas tabloe ke khodetam ye pa koskholi. :lol:

:lol: LOL

Baba gangester, ba in Shayan shukhi nakon, yeho 7tir mikesheh ha :lol:

Central Tehran area and Tehran's Int'l tower to the right and A.S.P. towers to the left courtsey of bayamim from flickr

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/A1/untitled-9.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g320/alitezar/A1/gkjhkjh.jpg

^^ Well, I would say that's a good basis for a bigger cluster. Would be really amazing to have some more 200m+ towers standing there almost next to the Milad Tower and in front of the giant mountains!

Interior designers are Rahemi nejad & another Iranian interior designer which i don't remember.
So definitely its not japenese,but i doubt if this showroom has anything to do with any of those designers.its just glossy,sparkling.no sense of design!
the building facade is very dirty itself, even before it was being finished.it looked so old to me.when i saw it if a few month back.
About the prices.I have no idea how some people would spend that much money on this thing!IMO they just don't know how to spend their money.

we have very very good designers in Iran but when it comes to construction the poorest results we got.
absolutely nothing remarkable.except personal projects done for some minor intellectual clients.
like ave gallery or so.

How many of the people in here complaining about the design are actually engineers? I think the tower looks great, I like 1970s and 1980s look. Simple and good look. Not like those ridiculous buildings in Dubai (Disneyland of architecture).
Actually, i believe it was designed by engineers-not Architects-

1970's & 1980's are golden decades for music & love stories,not for architecture.

well,regarding disney land of architecture....
Have you ever been in disneyland or Dubai?

is not that bad! but they could have been more creative on the exterior design, well they tried to have the maxium no of units:cheers:

thanx alitezar

http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/4002/tehrantower01h.jpg

http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/4002/tehrantower01h.jpg

Love the view :cheers:

^^yeah such a great view :cheers:

i never would of expected such an awesome interior from this tower!
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t8.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t11.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t4.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t3.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t2.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t1.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t6.jpg

http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t7.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t12.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t13.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/t14.jpg
http://www.oonegroup.com/html/images/projects/tehran/images/

wow