Portfolio Category: Community Engagement

2nd Dal Annual

By Ardalan Tayefeh | September 7, 2021 | Leave a comment

Student Graphic Design FestivalDal AnnualOctober 2017 What is Dal Dal is a student festival organized by the students of Tehran University of Arts. This Annual is organized to help improve the scientific and practical level of graphic design education and collect the works of students from universities across the country. The organizing team will strive

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Child-Friendly City Project

By Ardalan Tayefeh | September 5, 2021 | Leave a comment

A Proposal ForChild-Friendly City of TehranOctober 2016 The Beginning We began our proposal for a child-friendly Tehran by surveying CFC-related content from the United Nations and other relevant international bodies. From the set of criteria mentioned in these documents, we briefly selected the following criteria as the main requirements of our child-friendly city:    

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TEDx University of Tehran

By admin | May 25, 2017 | Leave a comment

TEDx University of TehranBrave New WorldNovember 2015tedxuniversityoftehran.com Brave New World A new century has begun and a new horizon has set, todays world is full of change, innovation, breakthroughs and hope. Our world is different from what it used to be just a few decades ago. our knowledge is vaster than ever and our capabilities

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TEDx Keshavarz Blvd

By admin | April 25, 0006 | Leave a comment

TEDx Keshavarz BlvdThe Weight of Thingsmay 2017tedxkeshavarzblvd.com The Weight of Things Our differences lie not in the differences of things and worlds surrounding us, but in the weight of these things. What goes on around us or the situations we are in might not always be voluntarily, but the value and the weight we give

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Taar 2 Workshop

By Ardalan Tayefeh | September 13, 0003 | Leave a comment

Workshop on RegenerationTaar 2September 2019 Texts below are extracted from the Journal of Traditional Building, Architecture and Urbanism, INTBAU, Spain. The Story The villages of Iran are forgetting their wise and sustainable methods of living. They are transforming themselves from primary producers to mass consumers. The value of their vernacular heritage is being neglected and

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