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© 2020 Manchester University Press, Manchester

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of figures and plates viii
  4. Acknowledgements xiv
  5. Note on transliteration xvi
  6. Introduction – Development, architecture, and heritage: The formation of a collective imagination 1
  7. 1. A vital past: Engaging nostalgia 27
  8. 2. Canvassing a future: The international congresses of architecture in Iran and the transnational search for identity 55
  9. 3. Heritage in the everyday: Housing and collective identity before 1979 82
  10. 4. Forming a future from the past: Realizing an everyday Islamic identity 114
  11. 5. Forming a national image through public projects: The Shahyad Arya-Mehr Tower 145
  12. 6. Tehran’s reluctant urban centre: Representing the national capital 180
  13. Conclusion: Design as the mediator of development and heritage 223
  14. Bibliography 239
  15. Index 268
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Development, architecture, and the formation of heritage in late twentieth-century Iran
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of figures and plates viii
  4. Acknowledgements xiv
  5. Note on transliteration xvi
  6. Introduction – Development, architecture, and heritage: The formation of a collective imagination 1
  7. 1. A vital past: Engaging nostalgia 27
  8. 2. Canvassing a future: The international congresses of architecture in Iran and the transnational search for identity 55
  9. 3. Heritage in the everyday: Housing and collective identity before 1979 82
  10. 4. Forming a future from the past: Realizing an everyday Islamic identity 114
  11. 5. Forming a national image through public projects: The Shahyad Arya-Mehr Tower 145
  12. 6. Tehran’s reluctant urban centre: Representing the national capital 180
  13. Conclusion: Design as the mediator of development and heritage 223
  14. Bibliography 239
  15. Index 268
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