Kermanshah’s Hamadani House will be revived

ToArya Heritage Report quoted the public relations of Kermanshah’s General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Mohammad Reza Sohaili, announcing this news on Tuesday, January 27, stating that 600 million Tomans have been allocated from the presidential travel funds for the restoration of the Hamadani historical house in the historical context of Kermanshah.

Director General of Kermanshah Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts added: Revival of the valuable historical fabric of Kermanshah is a priority in the plans of the General Administration.

He continued: In the historical context of the city of Kermanshah, there are many old mansions that need to be restored and restored in order to achieve the prosperity of the past with proper use.

Sohaili added: Another positive point of revitalizing the historical context is paying attention to the Iranian Islamic lifestyle, of which architecture is one of its important manifestations.

He said: The location of the Hamadani House next to the Biglarbigi Tekeh complex and some traditional residences can make the Faizabad neighborhood flourish and encourage people to revive the valuable buildings in this area.

Director General of Kermanshah Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts added: The economicization of these neighborhoods and the increase of their added value will definitely help the flow of life in the historical fabric of Kermanshah.

He continued: The executive operation of the project of organizing and revitalizing the Hamadani House has started, and this year, in one of the fronts of this complex, the work of repairing and renovating the roof and replacing the doors will be done.

The Hamadani House is located in the old context of Kermanshah city in Faizabad neighborhood, which dates back to the Qajar period. There are other old and valuable buildings near it, such as Sarem-ud-Doulah House, Nizam Mosque and Bath, Haj Akbarpur House, Biglarbeigi Tower, etc.

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