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English: The mosque of Isfahan International conference center

A masterpiece of Islamic-Iranian architecture that will be a turning point in contemporary architecture. The evolution feature of Iran architecture in contemporary is abstraction. The contemporary architecture is being developed while retaining its basic features.

The dome is on the quadrangular-shape base changing to circle along with some arches inspired by Islamic patterns and considering the Abstract principle.
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Author شرکت نقش خاک
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14 May 2013

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