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The French Bazaar / Image by Farzad Bagherzadeh
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The French Bazaar
LocationToronto, Canada
StudioNimkat Studio
PhotographerFarzad Bagherzadeh
Kish Island became acompetitive tourist destination in the 60s and 70s. As a part of master plan administered by Mercury Consortium company, certain architectural elements raised from modernist movement. This architectural style was in accordance with worldwide modern architectural of time that has been localized in order to be sustainable and integrated into native architecture and Kish environment. “The French Bazaar” is part of the compliance between traditional structures in accordance with the geographical conditions. This market looks European compatible for semi-tropical weather.