The placement of a single residential unit in a neighborhood with an urban and social fabric of apartments was the main subject of the project.
The conversion of courtyard houses into 4 and 5-story apartments, combined with the urban management’s disregard for density distribution and the preservation of this area in urban patterns, has practica...
Project name
Saaed’s House
Architecture firm
RazanArchitects
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Navid Emami
Design team
Navid Emami, Saeid Souri, Niloufar Noushirvani, Roozbeh Kakoo, Atefeh Nemati, Iman Ghodrati, Mohammad Gholami, Mehrnesa Khani, Mostafa Mokhtari
Collaborators
Construction Manager: Meysam Manavi
Interior design
Roozbeh Kakoo
Civil engineer
Mohammad Panahi
Structural engineer
Mohammad Panahi
Environmental & MEP
Mechanical: Iman Eilbeygi, Electrical: Ali Mardani
Landscape
Maharateh Sabz Landscape Company
Lighting
Maazi Noor Company
Supervision
RazanArchitects
Visualization
Mohammad Gholami, Iman Ghodrati, Mehrnesa Khani
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, V-ray,Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
Construction
RazanArchitects
Material
Stone, Ceramic, Polywood, Glass, Metal
Budget
330$ per square meter
Typology
Residential › House
The Blue Line Apartment is part of an old residential complex in Bandar-e Mahshahr, designed and planned according to the needs of a couple for living, working, and leisure.
Project name
The Blue Line Apartment
Architecture firm
Asooarch (Asoo Abo Ayeneh Architectural Company)
Location
Bandar-e Mahshahr, Khuzestan, Iran
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Mohammad Amini
Design team
Fatemeh Maleki-Sepehr Parsaei, Ali Azami
Environmental & MEP engineering
Asooarch Company
Civil engineer
Asooarch Company
Structural engineer
Asooarch Company
Landscape
Asooarch Company
Lighting
Asooarch Company
Material
Handmade Glazed Tiles, Handmade concrete Tiles, Thermowood, Natural Wood and Natural Veneer Wood, Microcement
Construction
Asooarch Company
Supervision
Mostafa Hatami
Visualization
Mohammad Amini, Fatemeh Maleki, Behnaz Houshyar
Tools used
Revit, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
Typology
Residential › Apartment, Interior Renovation
Undone, a name given to this project after its [in]completion, refers to the late-phase decision to stop the work on the building’s facade and finishings. This choice was a reaction to the worsening socio-economic conditions in Iran at that time
Architecture firm
Ontic Works Inc.
Location
Bumehen, Tehran, Iran
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Babak Abnar
Collaborators
Sharif Shakeri Raad, Shafa Shakeri Raad
Supervision
Sharif Shakeri Raad, Shafa Shakeri Raad
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop
Client
Sharif Shakeri Raad, Shafa Shakeri Raad
Typology
Residential › Single Family House, Renovation
The project is located in Maku City, northwest of Iran, neighboring the three countries of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Armenia, the largest free zone in Iran and the second largest in the world in terms of geographical extent. The project's location is such that it overlooks the stunning heights of Cherkin Mountains and at distance, the beautiful scener...
Project name
Zeynal Building
Architecture firm
M.Binahayat Company
Location
Esteghlal Ave, Keshavarz Sq, Site Town, Maku, Iran
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Armin Abdollahzadeh, Shiva Mardani
Design team
Shiva Mardani, Hasan Ghanbarzadegan
Interior design
Armin Abdollahzadeh, Shiva Mardani
Structural engineer
Armin Abdollahzadeh
Environmental & MEP
Hamed Jalilzadeh
Client
Behrouz Zeynalzadeh
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The Kerman Motor Project is an administrative building with an approximate area of 10,000 square meters in the Saadat Abad area of Tehran. This building consists of eight office floors, one lobby floor, and a half-floor. Paying meticulous attention to details, the design of the building facade, incorporating the interplay between volume, glass mate...
Project name
Kerman Motor Building
Architecture firm
Zomorrodi & Associates
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Shahrooz Zomorrodi
Design team
Anna Akhlaghi, Payam Alrahman, Delaram Arafati, Ali Moravej
Collaborators
Phase 2 Team Leader: Hamed Nourian Phase 2 Design Team: Nastaran Shaban-Zadeh, Gelarreh Aghaei Architectural Presentation: Sepideh Rezvani
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
Office building 23 is located in Shahriar street in north shiraz avenue. This 6 Story building has an individual office in each floor and there is a well coming lobby and 4 underground stories for parking. Being the only office building in the neighborhood surrounded by old residential blocks, in fact bring the main design ideas. Due to the municip...
Project name
ARMANI 23 Office Building
Architecture firm
A. Sehdehzadeh & Partners
Location
NO23, Shariar Alley, North shiraz St, Mollasadra boulevard,Tehran
Photography
M.H Ettefagh, Alireza Sehdehzadeh
Principal architect
Alireza Sehdehzadeh
Design team
Hanieh Ghane Asl, Hamidreza Malek Hosseini, Morvarid Malek Hosseini
Interior design
Alireza Sehdehzadeh
Landscape
Alireza Sehdehzadeh
Structural engineer
ISTA SAZ TASNIM Consulting Company
Environmental & MEP
Eng. Mardani
Construction
Mehdi SehdehZadeh
Supervision
Alireza Sehdehzadeh
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Exposed concrete, metal frame, colored glass, stucco
Client
Ali Tavakoli - Mehdi Sehdehzadeh
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
At first, we faced a ruined 100-year-old building that only a few surrounding bearing brick walls and a basement was remained of it. Since the bearing walls had to be kept, we designed and used them in the same old shape.
Architecture firm
Gera Studio Architects
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Hossein Namazi
Design team
Marzieh Mehranfar, Mehdi Arab Ameri, Omid Deylami
Interior design
Gera Studio Architects
Civil engineer
Masoud Shafiee
Structural engineer
Masoud Shafiee
Lighting
Ebrahim shamsolahi
Visualization
Marzieh Mehranfar, Amir-Masoud Derikvand
Tools used
Autodesk AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Brick, Glass, Ceramic, Concrete, Wood, Stone
Typology
Residential › House
The Rome and Tehran-based architecture practice uc21 architects led by Amin Haghighat Gou have recently completed Cantilever House, a contemporary single-family home located in Mosha, Damavand, Iran.
Project name
Cantilever House
Architecture firm
uc21 architects
Location
Mosha, Damavand, Iran
Photography
Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Principal architect
Amin Haghighat Gou
Design team
Amin Haghighat Gou
Interior design
Amin Haghighat Gou
Environmental & MEP
Mehdi Safe, Amir Hossein Borji
Landscape
Amin Haghighat Gou
Lighting
Mehdi Safe, Amin Haghighat Gou
Supervision
Amin Haghighat Gou, Milad Ahmadian
Visualization
Amin Haghighat Gou
Construction
Milad Ahmadian, Amin Haghighat Gou
Material
Concrete, Steel structure, cement plaster
Typology
Residential › House
