Milad Tower, 435 meters high, is one of the most spectacular symbols of Tehran and contemporary Iranian architecture. The project began as a telecommunications tower, but through development it has grown into a complex urban center with shops and restaurants. Based on traditional Persian architectural motifs, the tower has an octagonal base, with a 12-story main building and a four-story large lobby at the base.

At the top of the tower there is a rotating restoration, closed and open observation decks, an art gallery, technical spaces and an impressive dome. Feal profiles were used for the construction of the dome, which were chosen for their exceptional quality, durability and high energy efficiency, while ensuring modern functionality and an excellent aesthetic impression.