Matin Alaghmandan

Regional Representative Iran

Tehran, Iran

About

Dr. Matin Alaghmandan is an Assistant Professor in the school of Architecture and Urbanism at Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran, Iran. He also teaches at Tehran University as a visiting professor. He holds a doctorate in Architecture in the realm of the integration of architecture, structure and fluid dynamics of tall buildings at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. He developed an innovative method of design of tall buildings, considering the form and structural system of tall buildings regarding wind effect, simultaneously. He recently established Pars Tall Buildings Incorporation to continue his research and also develop practical methods of tall buildings’ design. He has taught the structural courses for architects and also a design studio for master students approaching optimizing the form and structure of tall buildings through design process.

Matin Alaghmandan

CTBUH Roles

Regional Representative, Iran (2015 – Present)

Research

28 April 2016

Modifying Tall Building Form To Reduce the Along-Wind Effect

Matin Alaghmandan, Shahid Beheshti University; Mahjoub Elnimeiri & Robert J. Krawczyk, Illinois Institute of Technology; Peter von Buelow, University of Michigan

In order to reduce undesirable wind effects and structural responses in tall buildings, there are two main solutions: architectural and structural. Architects can mitigate the...

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19 January 2017

CTBUH Iran Participates in Iran Conference on High-Rise Buildings

CTBUH Iran led a panel discussion at the Third Conference on High-Rise Buildings, focusing on “Habitation in Green Cities.”

22 December 2015

CTBUH Iran Sets Goals for the Future

CTBUH Iran organized a session to introduce themselves and announce their mission and future undertakings during the Second National Conference on High-Rise Buildings.

28 April 2016

Modifying Tall Building Form To Reduce the Along-Wind Effect

Matin Alaghmandan, Shahid Beheshti University; Mahjoub Elnimeiri & Robert J. Krawczyk, Illinois Institute of Technology; Peter von Buelow, University of Michigan

In order to reduce undesirable wind effects and structural responses in tall buildings, there are two main solutions: architectural and structural. Architects can mitigate the...