A high-rise building repeating the bitter experience of Tehran in the north. The Ministry of Roads and Urban Development proposed high-rise construction as one of the solutions for managing urban development in Mazandaran and declared its goal to reduce the horizontal expansion of the cities, optimal utilization of the land and satisfying residential needs and reducing the pressure on rice fields and natural areas. Similar reasons were put forward in the late 1360s and early 1370s to justify skyscrapers and high-rise construction in Tehran. The result of the closure of the city of Tehran and the construction of high-rise buildings; It was nothing but the increase in the density of the cities, the population, the cars, etc. with the destruction of the gardens and the expansion of marginalization. Tehran has become an ugly city with buildings without sun and light and freedom of sight. People suddenly moved from houses with courtyards to soulless apartments with three layers of curtains, exile and in the absence of apartment living culture, they were worn out day by day. Now the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, ignoring the lifestyle of the northerners and the disastrous consequences they experienced in Tehran, is asking to repeat the same bitter experience in the northern regions of the country. Meanwhile, Mazandaran Province's population is less than four million people in 24,000 square kilometers (24 billion square miles); That is, there is more than six thousand square meters per person and more than 18 thousand square meters for a family of three. Therefore, only one percent of this number can make each Mazandari household own 200 meters of land. Of course, it should be noted that there is a part of the population that currently owns a house; The need for residential land does not reach one percent of the district's area; Because only renters and young couples need land. Therefore, if the population of the district increases fivefold; It is necessary to allocate less than five percent of the Mezandran area to residential land. In this way, many households that own houses in Mazandaran, who do not have the possibility to provide housing for their children of marriageable age; They can take land and build. While the 14th government is looking for high-rise construction in the north with disastrous consequences, the non-natives are expanding the construction of villas, but the young people and tenants in these areas are denied residential land.

A high-rise building repeating the bitter experience of Tehran in the north. The Ministry of Roads and Urban Development proposed high-rise construction as one of the solutions for managing urban development in Mazandaran and declared its goal to reduce the horizontal expansion of the cities, optimal utilization of the land and satisfying residential needs and reducing the pressure on rice fields and natural areas. Similar reasons were put forward in the late 1360s and early 1370s to justify skyscrapers and high-rise construction in Tehran. The result of the closure of the city of Tehran and the construction of high-rise buildings; It was nothing but the increase in the density of the cities, the population, the cars, etc. with the destruction of the gardens and the expansion of marginalization. Tehran has become an ugly city with buildings without sun and light and freedom of sight. People suddenly moved from houses with courtyards to soulless apartments with three layers of curtains, exile and in the absence of apartment living culture, they were worn out day by day. Now the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, ignoring the lifestyle of the northerners and the disastrous consequences they experienced in Tehran, is asking to repeat the same bitter experience in the northern regions of the country. Meanwhile, Mazandaran Province's population is less than four million people in 24,000 square kilometers (24 billion square miles); That is, there is more than six thousand square meters per person and more than 18 thousand square meters for a family of three. Therefore, only one percent of this number can make each Mazandari household own 200 meters of land. Of course, it should be noted that there is a part of the population that currently owns a house; The need for residential land does not reach one percent of the district's area; Because only renters and young couples need land. Therefore, if the population of the district increases fivefold; It is necessary to allocate less than five percent of the Mezandran area to residential land. In this way, many households that own houses in Mazandaran, who do not have the possibility to provide housing for their children of marriageable age; They can take land and build. While the 14th government is looking for high-rise construction in the north with disastrous consequences, the non-natives are expanding the construction of villas, but the young people and tenants in these areas are denied residential land.