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Iranian students have actually won quite some awards at the CDN interior motives awards:

Best innovation 2010
Kaveh Nasserbakht and Ghazal Sarmast, Azad University of Tehran, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Iran (winner)

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Best conceptual exterior 2010
Siavash Jafari Jozani, Parsa Kamehkhosh and Hakhamanesh Mashayekhi, University of Tehran, College of Fine Arts, Iran (nominated)

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Best driver experience 2010
Amin Dahresobh and Tina Mohammadi, Azad University of Tehran, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Iran (winner)

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Best use of technology 2011 (sponsored by Volkswagen)
Kayvan Naderi and Mohamad Hossein Amini Yekta, Azad University of Tehran,Iran (nominated)

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Best conceptual interior 2012 (sponsored by Objet)
Siavash Jafari Jozani/Mina Kasirifar, University of Tehran, Iran (winner and overall winner - Student design of the year)

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Best conceptual exterior 2012 (sponsored by Uedelhoven Studios)
Mohamadreza Shahmohamadi, Iran University of Science & Technology, Iran (nominated)

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Past Winners - IM Design Awards 2013 - CDN Interior Motives Design Awards
 
Hi this is my very first post in this forum.
personal idea:i think the tires size is too small.
 
Guys all these designers are probably in Europe or on their way as we speak.

The arab akhoonds in charge are only good at losing Iranian brain.

The all look fab though.
 
Guys all these designers are probably in Europe or on their way as we speak.

The arab akhoonds in charge are only good at losing Iranian brain.

For sure that they have a brighter future in European countries, than in Iran, but according to a recent rapport, an increasing amount of Iranian scientists are coming back to Iran:

''They found that some countries, including Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Thailand, show high levels of temporary, as opposed to permanent, migration. In other words, large numbers of scientists leave the home country and then return. This is good news given longstanding concerns about the problem of brain drain.''

Researchers analyze citation data to document trends in scientific migration and collaboration | Inside Higher Ed
 
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