Movement and change are two pillars influencing human life, which have gradually opened their place in architecture. The problem is that in the design of Bahram Khan Mendan›s building, the architect›s mind takes him towards the stimulating wooden louvres. The louvres extend their horizontal rhythm to the entire facade and with each replacement they give a new look to the building and play the role of an external curtain.  playing inside and outside and creating a habitable building with the help of long-familiar materials and materials familiar with the spirit of life, making maximum use of green space, reviving some forgotten elements and spaces of Iranian architecture, refreshing everyday life and finding an answer to the question that «To what extent can the buildings of Tehran today move away from mere construction and change their direction towards living buildings?»