
team group’s ‘ramfort complex’ will be a modern addition to iran’s urban fabric
the facade of this workspace is fragmented and transparent, bringing layered depth to the structure.
ramfort complex: a modern workspace for iran
The Ramfort Complex, a newly designed work for Abhar, Zanjan, Iran, is an example of modern architectural thinking by architecture studio Team Group. The project, a commercial-administrative complex, is planned to introduce a revival of the existing urban fabric by bringing a contemporary approach that respects the city’s historical character. Recognizing the challenges posed by the area’s existing architecture, the design team adopted a cautious approach to the scheme. The goal was to create a building that would not only be visually modern — with its facade characterized by a luminous, folded screen — but also integrated into the surrounding urban environment.

team group’s Symbolic and Transparent Facade
The facade of the Ramfort Complex is a sculptural feature along the streetscape, envisioned by the architects at Team Group to be at once symbolic and transparent. The fragmented appearance of the facade reveals the underlying simplicity of the structure, while also hinting at the dynamic interior. At the heart of the building, a dual composition emerges which creates a sense of depth and dynamism. This interior design reflects the architects’ desire to create a bold and memorable space that would stand out from the surrounding buildings.







project info:
project title: Ramfort Complex
architecture: Team Group | @team.group
project location: Abhar, Zanjan, Iran
principal architect: Davood Salavati
design team: Ali Sharifi, Nazli Azarakhsh, Mahsa Aghahasel, Hamed Aliasgari, Shayan Bashiri, Shahab Shariat, Arash Seifi, Mohsen Esmaeilpour, Mahsa Beheshti
typology: Commercial-Administrative Complex
built area: 7000 square meters
status: under construction
completion: expected 2027
visualizations: © Ali Sharifi, Shahab Shariat
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