The historic building of the Dehkoda Elementary School on Saf Street, located near Yehomi Street, Tehran, is one of the outstanding examples of educational architecture of the Reza Shah Pahlavi period with plaster decorations and traditional materials, which, despite its identity and historical values, was a victim of urban neglect during renovation. In 2009, despite the submission of an emergency case for registration in the list of national monuments and the proposal to turn it into a museum, the building received permission for demolition and renovation, and after the failure of the conservation and abandonment plans, until 2014, when parts of the roof collapsed and gradual destruction, it was in an unsuitable condition and deteriorated.

The historic building of the Dehkoda Elementary School on Saf Street, located near Yehomi Street, Tehran, is one of the outstanding examples of educational architecture of the Reza Shah Pahlavi period with plaster decorations and traditional materials, which, despite its identity and historical values, was a victim of urban neglect during renovation. In 2009, despite the submission of an emergency case for registration in the list of national monuments and the proposal to turn it into a museum, the building received permission for demolition and renovation, and after the failure of the conservation and abandonment plans, until 2014, when parts of the roof collapsed and gradual destruction, it was in an unsuitable condition and deteriorated.