The building we encountered at the beginning of the work was nothing more than a mess. a lifeless and dirty body that had been in a coma for years. It was once a home and today it is homeless. A threat in Iranshahr avenue that could have had a better fate. It could not support its own weight and was about to break down. with all of these, it had a...
Project name
Naeem Café and Cultural Center
Architecture firm
Azno Design Studio
Location
Iranshahr Ave, Azarshahr St, Tehran, Iran
Principal architect
Reza Habibi, Malihe Shirzad
Design team
Mana Majd, Sahar Rajab, Elnaz Malekzade, Sara Asadgol, Yousef Sattari
Collaborators
Mechanical Installations Engineer: Zebarjadi; Mechanical Structure: Duct Spilit
Interior design
Azno Design Studio
Structural engineer
Mr. Kalanaki
Lighting
On Lighting- Payam Golmarvi
Construction
Azno Design Studio
Client
Mr. Naeem Rahnama, Ms. Maryam Torghinezhad
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe,Cultural Center
Pardis is known for its tall, impersonal buildings and low-cost housing—formless boxes where life merely passes, not thrives. Structures that sink into the earth, severed from their surroundings, with an unbroken border between inside and out. All around is dust, dust, and more dust.
Project name
Bagh-e Irani Pardis Residential Complex
Architecture firm
Azno Design Studio
Location
Pardis, Tehran, Iran
Principal architect
Reza Habibi, Malihe Shirzad
Design team
Babak Moradi, Farnoosh Faraji, Sahar Rajab, Sajjad Shakeri, Masoud Poorjabar, Rana Mohammadian, Niloofar Kaffash, Sasan Khadami, Hossein Modab Safat, Zohreh Ahmadi, Atefe Soleimani, Yousef Sattari, Hanieh Aghamiyouni, Mana Majd, Elnaz Malekzadeh
Collaborators
Structural Engineers: Siavash Sedighi, Amin Tahmasbi, Alireza Raeisi; MEP Designers: Mojtaba Arabpour, Saeed Afshar
Client
Pardis Housing Investment Company
Typology
Residential › Apartments Complex
