Architctural design

The recent transformation of 58 Mosley Street in Manchester showcases a thoughtful blend of contemporary design and functional detailing, with Banker woven wire mesh playing a pivotal role throughout the interior and amenity spaces. Designed to support a modern workplace experience, the renovation elevates everyday movement and interaction through the strategic use of texture, transparency, and durable materials. The LPZ-71 woven wire mesh serves as a recurring design element, contributing visual refinement throughout the building. Banker Wire Banker Wire The staircase serves as the defining focal point, drawing attention with its bold use of black powder coated woven wire mesh. The railing system showcases the material as both a... More

Restrained and protected from the view of the street, invitingly open and transparent to the garden and the adjacent park-like public green, a residential building of a family of four was built on the foundations of the existing building and embedded in a plot of land in a residential area close to the center in Göttingen. The way through is truly an experience. José Campos As a family with two sons in their teen age the acquired house from the 1970’s centrally located in Goettingen and nevertheless remarkably green and park-like property, could be actually brought to today’s standard only by a renovation. Immediately after the first inspection by Philipp architects, it brought about a sober analysis of the alt... More

The design of the building can be described in three fragments: the base, middle and top. The base of the building or podium varies in height from two to four storeys and occupies the majority of the site. The podium houses retail uses at grade. a mix of residential suites, and rental suites for the 2nd-4th floors. The retail component is scaled back or recessed for a 2 story height to allow for a covered pedestrian walkway for the residents to enter the building lobby as well as for the public to access the retail. This gesture of recessing the base of the building not only provides shelter from the elements but also widens the sidewalk allowing for a more generous space for pedestrians to engage and interact with, while the expansively gl... More

Daarbast Café is about 376 square meters. The main goal of its interior design is creating social interaction among people. The possibility for establishing other branches of the café in future was considered in order to fulfill the owner’s request. Scaffolds are used as the main structure of design which grants an identity to the space. A part of the exterior wall is destroyed to benefit from sun light and natural views. The scaffold provided the context in which we could increase the area of the space and create visual transparency. Implementing the scaffolds not only impose low budget to the project but also create the possibility of various decoration fashions. There are different forms of settings in the café, made with scaffolds.Lead... More

Architect: Ashari ArchitectsLead Architects: Amirhosssein AshariDesign Team: Zahra Jafari, Niloofar AskariArea: 155 m2Project Year: 2015Hafezieh prayer room is designed in order to serve the prayers, visitors and passengers in Hafez Tomb. Due to the project site which has the history of hundred years, the design process is created in harmony with the Tomb’s environment form. Utilizing the brick material (in Fakhro modins configuration) at tomb complex, led the design to a brick cube with hollow surfaces. One of the important aspects of this concept was that, the of men and women entrances form to the prayer room were highly influenced and derived by Qibla direction and main axis of the Hafez tomb. By creating a modular hollow pattern for th... More

Project Name:   7:37' House & Studio Category:   Interior Design Completion Date:   June 02, 2015 Project Area:   122 m2    Country :   Iran Company Name: AshariArchitects Design : AmirHossein Ashari Design co - worker : Zahra Jafari - Mostafa Yektarzade Construction: Saeed Jamali - Nima Asadi - Aida Bazoobandi 3D modeling : Mostafa Yektarzade - saleh banisefat Photography: Aida Bazoobandi - Zahra Jafari Accessory : Sahar Gharaei   A different house for a different family The approach for this project was initially started from the time when a family from the U.A.E was willing to spend their holiday by purchasing a property in Shi... More

H o u s e w i t h  a  F r a m eSiteThe design is articulated in one of the row housing plots having an area about 1 gunta (local unit of land area measuring) or 1000 sqft. The site is oriented in east - west axis, measuring as 8 Mt. X 12.5 Mt. (25’ X 40’). It is accessed by 6 Mt. wide road on East side. The site is surrounded by adjacent plots on three sides, so the longer faces (South & North sides) are acting as common walls (dead walls) sharing boundary with plots on either sides, thus providing privilege of play of fenestrations, weather protections, projections etc. only on front and rear faces (East & West sides).SpaceWith the limitation of common walls on longer faces of the site and setbacks of 1.5 Mt. & 0... More