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The Transgenic Laboratory in Pécs, Hungary, exemplifies the fusion of sustainable timber construction and cutting-edge design. The building's timber structure showcases wood's potential as a durable, sustainable material in contemporary architecture. Designed to address sustainable food production demands, the laboratory harnesses natural ventilation and passive solar systems, negating the need for mechanical heating and cooling. This holistic approach reduces energy consumption and ensures environmental sustainability and longevity. Caption The timber detailing provides both structural integrity and aesthetic appeal, seamlessly integrating with the overall design. The laboratory's construction reflects Hungary's dedication to... More

Morph Gated Community is a sustainable urban development located in Northern Iran, with stunning views of the Caspian Sea. The design is inspired by the mountain forest environment, with a focus on integrating nature, maximizing sunlight, facilitating social interactions, promoting airflow, and utilizing rainwater. The Parenthesis Villa, designed as a versatile housing unit, balances public, semi-public, semi-private, and private spaces while ensuring the best views and privacy. The concept of a bridge enhances the overall user experience by connecting different elements of theproperty for a harmonious living environment. Caption Caption   More

The Vizgyar Ecocity project, a collaboration with Paulinyi & Partners Zrt., is an urban design competition entry focused on transforming a brownfield site into a self-sustainable and ecoconscious community. Envisioned as a model investment in Central Europe, the Vizgyar Ecocity aims to address 21st-century challenges like climate change and resource depletion using cutting-edge technology and research. Caption Notable innovations include photo-bioreactors powered by microalgae, producing biofuel through sunlight, incorporated into office building facades. These ambitious and forward-thinking elements secured first place in the urban design competition. Caption   More

Located on a riverbank, Box Villa takes inspiration from local lantern rituals for its design. This summer house in northern Iran combines year-round comfort with energy efficiency. It features an inner courtyard, stone facade, and permeable views between levels. The facade›s strategic use of black and white stones optimizes sun absorption for climate control, while fully insulated walls minimize energy consumption. Its reflection in the river highlights its connection to nature. Caption Caption Caption   More

Khan Villa is a residential project designed for a distinguished Iranian entrepreneur in Hashtgerd.The design incorporates brick and concrete, blending harmoniously with the surrounding agricultural land. Constructed in two phases, the ground floor accommodates the family, while the first floor serves as a private retreat. Caption A fourseason pool complements the exterior, while the interior layout separates private and semi-private spaces for traditional family living. The architecture thoughtfully integrates aesthetics, functionality, and privacy. Caption Caption More

Onde de Mer Manoir is a luxurious residence designed for a prominent entrepreneur and his family. Spanning 1,000 sqm over four levels, the property features extensive entertainment facilities, including a large pool and spa, a cinema, and a bowling alley. The manoir offers spacious bedrooms and a thoughtfully designed roof garden, providing a blend of luxury and natural beauty on a 12,000 sqm plot in Nowshahr. It also enjoys privileged access to the private Caspian Sea coastline Caption Caption Caption Caption More

In 2013, several prominent architectural firms in Iran participated in a design competition for the development of the Bargh Hotel, a multifaceted complex near the revered shrine of Imam Reza. The complex includes over 500 rooms and features amenities such as commercial units, conference halls, and meeting spaces. The primary focus of the design concept was to optimize the building's orientation to maximize views of the shrine, thereby enhancing the value of the hotel's rooms. This was accomplished by strategically integrating diagonal geometries, which also contributed to the formation of a visually appealing Islamic pattern on the facade. Sustainability was a critical aspect of the design process, with the building incorporating eco-frien... More

Chilak Adventure Park is designed with an innovative vision and a modern parametric approach that combines leisure and commerce, offering a unique experience. The park's architecture draws inspiration from organic tessellation patterns and utilizes a Voronoi platform. Each Voronoi cell serves a specific purpose, seamlessly integrating amenities that cater to diverse visitor interests, such as swimming pools and shopping areas. The adventure park provides a variety of outdoor activities in a large area, fostering a sense of adventure and discovery that extends into Chilak's beautiful forests. The park successfully merges leisure, commerce, and nature, creating an unparalleled and unforgettable visitor journey. Caption Caption Ca... More

Poonakchi is an interdisciplinary urban initiative that emerged as the winner of an environmental design competition organized by Tehran's municipality. Its primary objective is to interconnect a historically significant site with religious architectural elements on the western side of Farahzad Valley with the valley's natural eastern context. The project spans two neighboring districts, centering its efforts on the Poonak neighborhood in Tehran. In response to Poonak's rapid urban expansion, Shahryaad's key goal was to preserve the village's heritage by actively engaging the local community. Caption Caption The project team published a magazine addressing critical issues and inviting residents to participate in the design proces... More

Miskolctapolca, Hungary, is a captivating destination that harmoniously blends natural wonders and historical treasures, such as cave baths, thermal spas, and picturesque parks. Developing these sites necessitates a balanced approach that preserves their rich heritage while catering to contemporary tourists' needs. A key challenge is integrating the city's expansion with its bustling tourist district in the south. Caption Our proposed solution aims to bridge these areas via a 2.5km recreational-educational corridor, fostering accessibility and elevating visitor experiences. Key elements comprise pedestrian-friendly design, educational institutions, and various amenities such as dining, retail, and entertainment. The objective is to cu... More

The Tourism Bank Building in Sirjan combines modern architectural innovation with local cultural heritage. The design draws inspiration from the city's rich Kilim weaving heritage and intricate brickwork, combining indigenous motifs with contemporary elements such as brick and glass facades. This approach sets new standards for architectural excellence within the city. Caption Caption In addition to redefining the entrance to Sirjan's heritage district, the building serves as an urban landmark that encapsulates the city's rich cultural and artistic heritage. By integrating the renowned «Shiriki-Pich kilim» patterns, a global heritage symbol of UNESCO, the hanging brick carpet highlights local motifs in Sirjan's kilim... More

Located in the Pardisan National Park, the Pardisan Tower is a groundbreaking addition to the headquarters campus of the Iranian Department of Environment. Inspired by the traditional Persian “Chahar-Bagh” garden concept, the high-rise office building features four distinct sections that elegantly symbolize Iran's diverse climates: coastal, mountainous, desert, and subtropical. With a striking oval form and sustainable double-skin glass facade, the tower prioritizes green architecture and energy efficiency. Four strategically designed atriums, each representing one of the country's unique climates, provide occupants with inviting public spaces and lush recreational areas. Caption The sky lobbies incorporate plants and natu... More

The Beyt was the residential retreat and a semi-public office for Ayatollah Moosavi Ardebili, the former Chief Justice of Iran. Drawing inspiration from Tabriz's rich architectural legacy while catering to contemporary needs, Beyt offers a unique experience that respects the past while embracing the present. Caption The intricately designed domed lobby serves as a dynamic communal space, promoting cultural dialogue and facilitating religious discourse among the local community. Above, the residential floors are enveloped in a cohesive brick facade, echoing Tabriz's architectural heritage. Caption Each residence is connected to private enclosed courtyards, ensuring ample natural light, ventilation, and privacy for occupants. The... More

The A6 Villa is the most compact option in the Chilak Town development, offering 290 sqm of built space on an 850 sqm plot. Its design includes a distinctive architectural statement, featuring a concrete and glass box suspended within a larger box. The ground floor contains the living area, kitchen, and guest master bedroom, while the suspended box accommodates three additional bedrooms. This innovative layout creates a cozy, modern living space within a unique architectural form. Caption Caption Caption More