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Villa in iran

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about villa in iran

Project • By archoffice | architecture & construction office • Private Houses

Omsheh Villa

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

Project • By ARBA Architecture Office • Private Houses

two friends project

Two Friends Project Two friends Project has been designed and implemented in the north of Iran on a land with 2000 square meters land area. This project started its work by designing two adjacent blocks  “A” and “B”. The relative distance of these two blocks has been changed from 20 meters to 4 meters during design process. Therefore, thanks to this unique design feature, both blocks can enjoy adequate sunlight, great visibility, and natural ventilation (from sea during the day and from forest at night). Adjacency of these two villas is one of the most important features of the project architecture. L-design of the second villa has created more voids between these two blocks. The movement of these two blocks... More

Project • By SPECIAL SPACE STUDIO • Private Houses

CHAMAN VILLA

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

Project • By AshariArchitects • Housing

Qasr dasht Villa

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