Mountain Villa, Amirreza Pezashk, Nazanin Sorkh khah 

Project Name: Mountain Villa \ Function: Concept
Company: Avangard Architecture Studio
Lead Architects: Amirreza Pezeshk, Nazanin Sorkh-khah
Structure: Concrete frame \ Mechanical Structure: split duct
Location: Tonekabon-Mazandaran \ Executive Engineer: Avangard Architecture Studio
Client: Ghadiri \ Date: 2019
Render: Mahdi Yahaghi \ Graphic Designer: Omid Majdfaridi \ Modeling: Hamid Raoof

GHADIRI.rarGhadiri villa project, the project land is located in the heights of Tonekabon city, in Barase village. The landscape in front of the site is a layered topography that starts near the project site and reaches the mountain and the tree-filled slope in the final layer. The end trench of the ground has provided a suitable bed for the building upstream, which by opening the main volume of the building in that building as a human being, will open its eyes to the beautiful nature and the wonderful view of the northern front every day. In landscaping, as well as the location of volumes, with great attention to the topographic lines of the site and the slope of the land, the design was done in such a way that the least amount of excavation and embankment and damage to the natural bed of the site is done.
The construction of a fire pit and a suspended pavilion at the highest point of the site will provide people with a panoramic view of a wide valley that leads to the sea. The choice of this strategy in sitting the project on the site, has formed a diverse set of open, semi-open and closed spaces that allow the event of various activities of a weekend villa. Considering the design of the facade and exterior spaces, which were all designed as simple as possible and without additional elements, it was tried to use the same method of interior design and finally to do it simply and with the least complexity, and priority The main view was from all indoor spaces to landscapes and outdoor spaces. For this purpose, in the design of this villa, an attempt has been made to protect the hazelnut tree in the center of the building as a manifestation of vitality and nature, so that the building embraces it, and by creating full and empty spaces, conditions for its survival and survival. we gave. Also, in order to strengthen the simplicity of the concept, the use of various materials has been avoided, and to improve the economic conditions, local materials have been used, starting from the walls around the building and moving on the building, and finally entering the interior spaces on a mountain sense. has emphasised..