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Melal Business Hotel is a 26-story mixed-use hospitality development strategically located near Vanak Square, Tehran’s central business district. Designed to accommodate both business and leisure travelers, the hotel features 373 guest rooms, offering a diverse range of accommodations: • Single Rooms: 18 • Standard Rooms: 256 • Junior Suites: 88 • Executive Suites: 9 • Presidential Suites: 2 With a total built-up area of 65,346 sq. m, the project integrates high-end hospitality functions with state-of-the-art architectural and structural solutions.

The building’s structural system consists of a reinforced concrete core combined with a steel frame, ensuring both seismic resilience and construction efficiency.

The building’s structural system consists of a reinforced concrete core combined with a steel frame, ensuring both seismic resilience and construction efficiency. Currently in the under-construction phase, the project is progressing with the facade installation, marking a significant milestone toward completion. The architectural design emphasizes functionality, spatial efficiency, and contemporary aesthetics, contributing to Tehran’s evolving urban landscape.

The diagram presents three orthographic axonometric views (West, South, and East) of the Melal Business Hotel, illustrating the vertical organization and spatial distribution of its core functions.

Below are sample technical floor plans from the project, demonstrating the spatial organization and architectural detailing of the finalized documents. Specific areas have been enlarged to emphasize the precision of these drawings, showcasing key design elements, architectural components, and technical annotations. — 10 Documents

Below are callout sheets highlighting the design of various rooms and spaces within the project. Each sheet includes isometric 3D models, detailed plans, and section drawings, providing comprehensive documentation for over 400 specific space within the building model. —5 Documents

The interior design of the project has been developed by a renowned consulting firm, drawing inspiration from both modern and historical architecture of Tehran. The raw renderings were produced using Revit’s V-Ray renderer, providing realistic visualizations of the design. All materials, from tiles to wall, ceiling, and floor coverings, are based on actual material references selected by the consultant, ensuring alignment with the construction specifications.

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Sixth Floor Plan

Rooftop Plan

-2 Parking Plan

-1 Parking Plan

Every material and design element has been meticulously modeled within the BIM environment, ensuring a high level of accuracy and coordination. — 8 Visualizations

Detailed Section Drawing

Detailed Section Drawing

Detailed Section Drawing

Every material and design element has been meticulously modeled within the BIM environment, ensuring a high level of accuracy and coordination. — 8 Visualizations

Every material and design element has been meticulously modeled within the BIM environment, ensuring a high level of accuracy and coordination. — 8 Visualizations

Connecting Bridge Ceiling Detail

Facade Detail of Ground and First Floors

Facade Flower Box Details

Middle Green Area Detail

Glass Railing and Ground Floor Facade Detail

The Architectural BIM model has been continuously coordinated with the MEP and Structural BIM models to ensure seamless integration across disciplines. All structural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical elements have been modeled to a Level of Development (LOD) 350, allowing for detailed representation and precise constructability analysis. Ongoing coordination meetings were conducted to identify and resolve conflicts, with a total of 185 hard clashes detected using Navisworks and successfully resolved before finalizing the construction documents.

I was responsible for conducting clash detection tests using Navisworks and played a key role in organizing and managing coordination meetings to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration and issue resolution.

This isometric view showcases the fully integrated MEP systems modeled at LOD 350, ensuring precise coordination and constructability.

This video presents the Revit Architecture Model using the Section Box tool, revealing detailed architectural elements of the architecture BIM model.