SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji

SOHAIL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The building is situated in north Tehran, an area that was once distinguished by its large gardens and lush greenery. Today most of the old gardens are replaced with expensive high-rise buildings, however, the project site still boasts of being adjacent to one of the largest remaining gardens of the area.

Therefore, the project benefits from a permanent view, as the garden will be preserved thanks to new bylaws. Acknowledging this opportunity, the building is organized based on an external yard/balcony overlooking the garden, and all other spaces are assembled around this focal point.

Special attention has been given to the preservation of sidewalk trees as well as the tree inside the front yard, as they are considered to be related to the adjacent garden in the past.

According to zoning bylaws, the external yard/balcony will not be included in gross area calculations.

Due to the undesired additional parking spots within the area of 150sqm and higher, by cutting 3sqm per unit and keeping the area limitation in relation with parking spots on the edge, we had the opportunity to cultivate a more creative dialogue with the mass.

Cement and metal cladding are used for the exterior. The combination of these materials puts an emphasis on the yard/balcony along staying loyal to a minimalistic style.

 

PROJECT FACTS

TYPE: Residential

LOCATION: Tehran, Iran

YEAR: 2017

CLIENT: Private Sector

SITE AREA: 230 sqm

PROJECT AREA: 1700 sqm

STATUS: Completed

 

CREDITS

Team: Alireza Fazeli, Malihe Gholizade, Anahita Raouf, Elnaz Shafiei

Structure Consultant: Dr.Hamidia, Dr.Dolatshahi, Jouya Javanshad (Drafting)

Mechanical Consultant: Ali Ghanizadeh

Electrical Consultant: Ali Piltan

Photography: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh – Hamed Naji