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Project • By noronoffice • Cultural Centres

Anti-Stair

Anti-Stair is an exploration into the deconstruction of the stair—one of architecture’s most familiar and recognizable typologies. By stripping away its conventional function, directionality, and usability, the stair is transformed from a practical architectural element into an autonomous spatial object, suspended between architecture, sculpture, and abstraction. Noron Office Noron Office The familiar geometry of movement is fragmented, folded, and reassembled into a non-functional composition. No longer serving as a device for circulation, the form redirects attention from physical movement to perception itself, challenging established notions of orientation, utility, and spatial experience. Constructed from discard... More

Project • By noronoffice • Art Galleries

Glowing Box

An Urban Lantern Within the Exhibition The Glowing Box is an exhibition pavilion designed for Nooraneh, a brand specializing in architectural lighting. Rather than functioning as a conventional display booth, the project redefines the pavilion as an immersive spatial experience where light itself becomes the primary architectural element. Noron Office Positioned within the open exhibition grounds, the pavilion takes the form of a pure luminous volume that acts as a temporary urban lantern, illuminating part of the surrounding public space while simultaneously attracting visitors from a distance. The minimal exterior geometry emphasizes the presence of light over formal complexity, allowing the pavilion to communicate the identity of... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

Matbaq Villa

The proposed design, harmonizing with the sloped landscape, inspires the contemporary villa "Matbaq" - a modern homage to the famous palace. This structure is more than just a residence; it is a multigenerational home creatively designed to accommodate two families. One of the challenges is the intelligent use of the site's depth without compromising access routes, which is elegantly achieved - the villa opens onto terraces in a series of layers. In response to the harsh climate of Shahrak, the villa's designers emphasize privacy and connection to the outdoors. The jacuzzi, a haven of warmth and tranquility, is discreetly placed at the lowest level of the yard, maintaining a connection with the open air while preserving the space's privacy... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

sky

In the arms of nature, with open arms Sky Villa, a manifestation of extroverted architecture in the heart of Mazandaran nature, where panoramic views blend with private spaces. This villa is like a picture of a house that opens up to the beauties of Mazandaran and provides a pleasant space for private life and at the same time a deep connection with nature. Among the lush green trees of Sarkhrood, Sky Villa presents itself as an outstanding example of native architecture of this region. This villa, inspired by traditional architecture and at the same time designed with a view to the future, redefines the concept of a porch. Prepared in noron office The native architecture of Mazandaran, which has its roots in the unique climate of t... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

Telar Villa

Architectural Description Gilan's traditional architecture, characterized by its distinct housing typology, has long provided effective solutions to the region's climatic challenges. In this verdant province, houses are typically raised on plinths, a practical measure to protect structures from the prevalent humidity. Additionally, homes feature expansive, covered verandahs that envelop the rooms, serving as a shield against frequent rainfall. Prepared in noron office Telar Villa in Chamkhale, Gilan, exemplifies the intelligent adaptation of traditional architecture to contemporary needs. The design strategy involved extending the plan along a north-south axis and elevating the structure on a platform. This elevation not only mitigat... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

Damon Villa

Nestled amidst the temperate and humid climate of Mazandaran, Iran, Damon Villa stands as a testament to its harmonious integration with its surroundings. Elevated on sturdy foundations, the residences are safeguarded from the encroaching dampness of the earth. Encircling the structures, expansive covered verandahs serve a dual purpose: as a shield against the elements and a conduit for natural ventilation. This ingenious arrangement not only protects the structures but also embodies the deep-rooted coexistence of the inhabitants with their environment. Residents are immersed in a seamless blend of interior and exterior spaces, fostering a profound sense of unity with nature. Prepared in noron office Design Process: The living area i... More

Project • By noronoffice • Factories

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A project with an industrial use that is supposed to be active in the field of production of equipment and machinery related to the mining industry. The first challenge in the design was how to create an effective connection between the office building and the production sheds so that production could be fully monitored Ali Rivandy With further research on the subject, we realized that the office building can have the same role as the processor (CPU) in the computer, in fact, the office unit has the role of analyzing, controlling and monitoring the production of the factory. Ali Rivandy Inspired by the structure of the CPU, we were able to achieve a design strategy that can establish an optimal and efficient connection between t... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

Villa L

The subject of this project is to design a villa house for a small family that will spend their holidays there. Considering the importance of the concept of "home", the design team has tried to reach a more accurate understanding of the concept of "home" in the audience's mind through continuous conversations with the client. The result of this interaction and discussion has led to the explanation of the following "musts" and "must not" in project design. Deed studio While being introverted and having privacy, the building should have the best spatial diversity to be responsive to various activities and experiences, and on the other hand, take the most advantage of open spaces, light, and the surrounding landscape. Also, in the propos... More

Project • By noronoffice • Private Houses

Dialogue

Coexistence with nature Since the place considered for the construction of the project is located on a mountain slope with pristine nature and overlooking natural landscapes. We started with the question of how we can achieve a peaceful dialogue between nature and buildings. Therefore, we decided that as much as possible, while paying attention to providing the uses requested by the client, we should be subject to the bed, forces and construction methods that have been used in the traditional construction of mountainous areas. Alireza Falahatkar Although in the construction of neighboring buildings, not much attention was paid to the bed.The strongest force in the site is the horizontal line of topography, which led us to imagine the... More