Azadi Suite, Mojtaba Hooshangian Shirazi

Name: Azadi Suite
Function: Residential Suite
Architecture Firm: Moshir Architects Studio
Architect: Mojtaba Hooshangian Shirazi
Associate Designer: Mahsa Pakshir
Client: Ali Azadi / 3D & Presentation: Mahsa Pakshir
Location: Ouj Building, Alley No. 3, Daneshjoo Blvd, Shiraz.
Built Area: 60 sqm
Date: 2021
Photos: Arash Akhtaran
Website: www.mo-shir.com
Email: Moshirdesign@gmail.com
Instagram: @Moshirarchitects

The Azadi project is the result of the interior design of a 60-meter suite with a courtyard along it. The most important objectives in the formation and design of this building, was to remove the various elements dividing the spaces as much as possible and then to integrate the outer courtyard with the inner space in an imperceptible way. The placement of the interiors was done in such a way as to give us an integrated space. The design of the bedroom was done in a way that it can be added to living room space when needed and also keeps its own function, also the connection between kitchen and the main hall is designed without any intermediaries and tried to provide the possibility of opening between the inner and outer spaces.
For the courtyard, two different parts were planned: first, the upper part which holds a small pool and second, a cozy place to sit under a canopy and in connection with the bedroom was also designed at a lower level. This connection with the bedroom was formed by arched window in the empty space of the room wall bracing. In order to achieve a safe and calm interior and a cozy atmosphere, the connection of walls to the ceiling formed by curved lines and the concept continued in the design of mirror and light fixture. By leveling the spaces and removing the additional facilities in the courtyard, a connection formed between interior and exterior spaces. Also, due to the integrated color of the outside and inside, which of course is a complement to the green space of the yard, the interior space became a calm and placid environment. One of the main challenges in this project was the existence of a large water storage tank in the courtyard, which occupied a large space and could not be moved due to the opposition of the neighbors. Therefore the tanker itself is taken as an object on the site and as part of the furniture and layout of the yard, and the related facilities were covered with flower pots and yard furniture.