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The client is a young businessman heading a multifaceted industry and intended to built a house that is modern and evolving in its core essence. Therefore, as a representation of his vision we decided to go for a layered planning, with a modern interpretation of the courtyard into green belts. The concept of these layers is exaggerated and translated quite literally into its facia and also the volume.

This project has recently been designed by Archipars group in Dallas, GA in the United States. The project was a unique residential with three primary rooms (One master bedroom and two bedrooms for children) and two guest bedrooms. The house also has some special amenities such as Home Theatre, Classic car collection showroom, bowling alley, basketball court, volleyball court, cardio room, outdoor swimming pool, outdoor kitchen and seating area. The client of this project was handicapped and due to that, all spaces of the house are compliant with ADA codes and completely accessible for wheelchairs.

The building is inspired by a type of cactus called Crassula which is a symbol of love for nature, peace, alliance, endurance,quiet life and survival.The distinctive feature of this building, which is designed according to the concepts of bionics and sustainability and the circular model, is its pyramidal shape, which is reminiscent of one of the prototype of pyramidal architecture called Choghaznabil Ziggurat in Iran.

The Maltese apartment was designed to integrate with the architectural language and characteristics of other projects by DAAA Haus, whilst reflecting the modern international lifestyle of the owner. Using modern architectural values, it combines modern elements by using modern materials in their raw form (exposed concrete wall, natural finished wood).

This residence in west Los Angeles explores how a residence in a busy urban area can create spaces that are private, intimate, light-filled and interconnected. Spaces and form are differentiated through the use of material and woven together to create a harmonious, engaging composition.

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Quarry House consists of three pods, each with a curved, outward‐leaning window wall that draws the occupants to stunning ranchland views toward Kimbell Junction and the north. This home absorbs its persona from the surrounding Wasatch Mountain Range in Park City, Utah.