Melia villa, Mohammadreza Khoeifar

Project Name: Melia villa / Function: Residential-Villa / Company: Baya Architecture and Construction Group / Interior Design-Lead Architect: Mohammadreza Khoeifar Design Team: Behnam podi, Farnaz Sadat, Mahnoosh Ghafari, Arash Asadi, Mohammad Ghiyasi / Project Manager: Meisam Shafi / Executive Team: Mahan Noorsabaghi, Mehraz Asadi, Rasoul Esmailzadeh / Supervisor Project: Marjan Alipour / Type of Structure: Concrete Structures / Structural Designer: Soheil Halajian / Supervisor Mechanical: Hosein Rostamian / Type of Mechanical: Underfloor Heating-Split / Electrical: Meisam Mohammadpour / Green Space: Sajad Soroush, Reza Shashani / Location: Arbekale, Ramsar, Mazandaran, Iran / Total Land Area-Area of Construction: 250 sq.m-220 sq.m / Date: 2018-2021 / Photographer: Nimkat Studio
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Villa Melia site is located in the heights of Ramsar city and Arbe Kaleh area, in a context with vegetation and dense green space. The elongation of the site is in the east to west direction. Due to the shallow depth of the site and the presence of a retaining area on the south side of the building and the old house on the east side, to prevent the vulnerability of the building, it was decided to have a minimum area on this side. The main idea of the design was to create a strong communication line between the interior and exterior of the building in order to make the most benefits of the existing texture potential. To advance this goal, considering the openings and terrace on the north and south sides for the main space, simultaneous visibility of the north and south and the use of natural air blinds were also provided. Melia white is like a fixed spot of the variable painting of nature that appears in different seasons of the year with different colors of nature. The main challenge of the project was the entrance of the building, which due to the shallow depth of the site and the rear area of the south side, we add additional volume to make asemi- play space before building entrance and strengthened that.
The separation of the villa areas was done in such a way that the presence of stairs in the center of the building divided the interior space into two parts, private and public that private space is generally located on the west side and the public arena with a focus on forest and mountain view is located on the east side and semi -privateareas are located in the center.