82 Abhari Street (Moniriyeh)

District 11, Iran

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Located in District 11 of Tehran, this residential dwelling exemplifies Pahlavi-era domestic architecture. Constructed from brick and mortar with decorative tile detailing, the house at 82 Abhari Street reflects the architectural conventions of early-to-mid twentieth-century Iran, when Pahlavi style dominated urban residential design. The building's material palette—combining load-bearing brick walls with mortared joints and tiled ornamentation—demonstrates period construction practices characteristic of Tehran's developing neighborhoods during this era.