Villa architecture

The villa is located in the charming Omsheh village near Sangar town, in the beautiful Gilan province of Iran. It has a generous area of approximately 70 square meters and includes two main rooms as well as a spacious veranda. The first room not only leads to the main entrance and kitchen but also provides access to the veranda. The second room functions as a cozy bedroom complete with its toilet and bathroom, benefiting from ample natural light streaming in from the veranda. A corridor seamlessly connects the second room to the main room. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The villa's sloping roof is artfully supported by multiple pillars, elevating it with a clearance of 45 cm above the walls. This design ma... More

Located in nature, the villa has 3 floors and a total covered area of 450m2.  The villa has its own spa area and hobby rooms. A gallery space is designed to connect the living room and bedrooms.  The land where the project is built also has a winter garden, barbecue terrace, parking lot and its own private garden.  ECCE GROUP Natural stone is used in the exterior cladding to harmonize with the texture in the region. Since the project is located in the Black Sea region, tile roofing was made using a sloping roof. By adding a windbreak section at the entrance, the cold air is prevented from getting directly inside. ECCE GROUP Large windows are placed on the facade where the gallery space is located in the living ro... More

Shahneshin Villa was designed in the Shahneshin area of Kalardasht. Due to the location of the villa in the forest, it was decided to choose the material in such a way that it finds harmony and a good connection with its surroundings. Therefore, Wood was selected as the main material for the building. Caption Caption The overall volume of the building was oriented towards them under the influence of the surrounding landscapes, and openings were created in those parts for better use of these landscapes. Caption Caption Due to the rainy weather in this area, in order to better control the rainwater, the roofs lead to the walls steeply.   Caption Caption Caption Caption A fireplace was designed... More

“… perhaps we may be allowed at least one mansion where we can turn off the electric lights and see what it is like without them.”― Jun'ichirō Tanizaki, In Praise of Shadows Caption “Tabula rasa” may be the most appropriate term to describe our confrontation with the project. With only one rule, the infinite freedom urges to create boundaries. Firstly, the site as the anchor point was chosen to make settings for our ideas. To pick a location, we tried to interpret the “rule” in another way and looked at where darkness matters the most. Being familiar with the deserts of Iran and the mesmerizing view of the night sky, we narrowed our focus on areas around the ancient city of Yazd, located at t... More

Raw, earthy and rooted in nature, the Sienna House is a weekend home that draws inspiration from its surrounding. Located 90 km from Mumbai in Khopoli, Maharashtra, the house is perched on a tableland, 1200 ft above sea level, against the backdrop of the Western Ghats. Ruhma Ukaye Ruhma Ukaye Ruhma Ukaye One of the first houses in the upcoming Serenity Villas and Farms development, this house by SAGI Architects is designed to set the architectural character for the rest of the plots. The visual and spatial characteristics of the house come together to create a sense of openness and transparency that allow its inhabitants to connect with nature. Ruhma Ukaye Ruhma Ukaye Ruhma Ukaye SAGI Architects SAGI A... More

Casa Arco Iris is a project which remodels the 1990s-built detached villa located adjacent to a golf course in the Algarve. The concept specified the use of white marble, typical of Portuguese architecture during the past century.  The use of the same material on all of the internal and external surface areas creates a collective feeling of fluidity and elegance which add to the sense of light and space.  The architectural dark timber staircase provides a sculptured link between levels and is lit from above by a large skylight.  Ultramarino, the in-house interior design element of the studio designed the ‘white concept’ for the whole interior, including the kitchen and bathroom elements.  The gardens wer... More

The design of Chaman Villa began with how to deal with existing condition on site; an old residential unit and a pool. We seek to preserve them.  By placing a Cedrus tree at the end of entrance path and redefining this path a structural ax was made in a way that second volume added at the other side of the ax. Since the primary volume was in the basic house form, by playing with slopes and eliminating symmetry, we tried to remodel the archetypal house. These changes were in a way that the public and private zones divided according to their needed areas. Façade transparency between the volumes makes the Cedrus to be seen from the site entry.  More

Architect: Ashari ArchitectsDesigner: Amir Hossein AshariDesign contributors: Zahra Jafari3D: Mostafa YektarzadehGhasre-dasht ( Dastani ) VillaThe project’s main challenge was to prevent any interference to the garden environment and creating adaptability to the existing site.The design response is: creating various perspectives through the garden such as lotus pond (utilizing an element from the garden character), bridges (human suspension on a transparent path in the garden) and circulation paths in between the garden spaces (Human movement between open and semi open garden spaces). All these features occur without moving or eliminating any existing condition such as trees.Creating seating areas with various qualities(sitting on water, si... More

Modern luxury villa design. It is 300 square meter building designed for complex of 16 villas on 4800 square meter land. More