Khānah'hā-yi Tārīkhī-yi Tihrān: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Although the history of living in Tehran dates back to years before this city was chosen as the capital, all the available documents indicate that the progress and development of Tehran began with its selection as the capital, and especially during the long reign of Naser al-Din Shah. The ancient and long-lasting system of the social life of the city's residents was affected by factors that mostly had an external origin, and the developments that occurred in Tehran during that period became a platform for the most basic and profound physical changes, and one of the most important aspects of the changes and developments is the transformation in the architecture of residential houses. Was. In that period, for the first time in Iran, it became customary to build a building based on a plan. Also, unlike the past, which was based on the master and apprentice system, the design and construction of the building were entrusted to the individual, and almost simultaneously, the teaching of architecture began with the presence of European teachers in Dar al-Funun.