Ettehad Teahouse (Tehran)

District 12, Iran

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The Ettehad Teahouse, built in Tehran in 1923, exemplifies the Pahlavi architectural style that emerged during Iran's modernization in the early twentieth century. Located in District 12, the structure employs traditional materials—brick, tile, and lime mortar—combined in a design reflecting the aesthetic principles of its era. Recognized as an Iranian national heritage site, the teahouse represents an important social and cultural institution of early modern Tehran, preserving both architectural and social history within its period walls.