(Solace House) Aramesh House, Arian Javaheri

Project Name: Aramesh House (Solace House)
Function: Residential
Designer: Arba Architectural Office
Architect: Arian Javaheri
Project executive manager: Babak Azmoon
Design team: Arian Javaheri, Babak Azmoon, Hadi Jafari, Mahdiyeh Papi
Structure team: Asghar Yunespour, Shahriar Hamedi
Facilities engineer: Babak Azmoon
Commissioner: Mr. Abdullahi
Project’s exact location: 77 Borough, Chenari (Bouraghi) St., Adjacent to Mehrshar Apple Orchard, Mohammadshahr, Karaj
Strcuture: Concrete frame
Facilities: Floor heating and gas cooling apparatus as well as natural air conditioning
Foundation: 320 m2
Project lot: 934 m2
Start date: 31/03/2018
End date: 11/03/2019
Website: www.Arbaoffice.com
Email: Arbaartoffice@gmail.com
Instagram: Arbaoffice

The Aramesh House (Solace House) project, located in Mohammadshahr, is a tract of land as large as 934 m2, 20.68 meters wide and 45.75 meters long. The foundation of this house is 320 meters, designed for residential purposes.
The all-encompassing roofed terrace is situated within the structure on the eastern and northeastern sides of the building, and the removal of a part of the terrace’s roof has led to the revival of this building by making room for the walnut tree as well as planting another one beside it, allowing the natural flow of air throughout the terrace.
Due to the fact that the main entrance is located on the eastern side of the building, with tall walnut trees overshadowing the southern side, black material (granite stone) has been used in both wings so that this time around, taking inspiration from nature’s high contrast features such as flowers and trees, day and night, mountains and the sky, it may represent a considerable difference.
This contrast of color with the building’s site will reflect the structure’s lines as finer and the body of the building as much more clear. In addition, this contrast expresses the distinct character of the building, helping us feel the daring feature of it through the attachment of the pool and the beach to the building. The interior space once again proves the sharp contrast between the colors white and black. The color and the material used inside are also in harmony with the lot, as if the building has somewhat managed to suggest itself to the site, though eventually returning to its origins, with the color used inside merged within the surrounding space. Flower boxes are attached to the building from the northern side, and the garden and walnut trees on the south surround the building in such a manner that it seems to be situated within the heart of nature.