Senate Palace (Tehran)

Tehran Province, Iran

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The Senate Palace in Tehran is a modernist government building designed by architects Mohsen Foroughi and Heydar Ghiai, exemplifying the Pahlavi architectural style of mid-twentieth-century Iran. Rising 32 meters, the structure employs reinforced concrete, marble, and metal in its construction, materials characteristic of the era's aspirations toward contemporary design. Designated as an Iranian national heritage site, the building represents an important chapter in Tehran's institutional architecture during the Pahlavi period.