Project 2C, Arian Javaheri

Project Name: Project 2C
Function: Residential
Office: Arba Architecture Office
Lead Architect: Arian Javaheri
Design Team: Babak Azmoun, Mahdi Jafari, Mahdieh Papi, Maryam Fereydooni
Interior Design: Arba Architecture Office
Client: Mahdi Mamdouhi
Executive Engineer: Mahdi Mamdouhi
Lighting: Mahdi Sargolzayi
Mechanical Installations Engineer: Mahdi Sargolzayi
Mechanical Structure: Air Washer & Coil Fan
Structural Engineer: Asghar Yoonespoor
Structure: Steel Construction
Location: Sixth Alley, North Zibadasht Town, Mohammadshahr, Alborz, Iran
Total Land Area: 1792 Square Meters (Building Area 237) / Area of Construction: 479 Square Meters / Date: Start (2018/12/22)-End (2020/12/21)
Photographer: Deed Studio, (www.deedstudio.com / Instagram: deedstudio)
Website: www.Arbaoffice.com
Email: Arbaartoffice@gmail.com
Instagram: @Arbaoffice

Nowadays due to the industrial life, designing and implementation of villas have a significant relevance to the green nature. The modern society have to maintain this relevance in order to achieve peace and tranquility. Thus, together with the circulation paths and interrelation of spaces, nature is also among the design principles of this project.
Project 2C, located in Zibadasht, Alborz, has been designed and constructed in an area of 1800 square meters with two floors. Initially, the coordination between the designed building and the site was one of the most crucial project challenges. Pine trees with long trunks and a height of about 21 meters surround the project’s site. For visual communication with these trees from inside the building, vertical windows are designed from top to bottom. The building is made of vertical strips of glass and concrete to be organized like a pine tree as if the tree’s spirit has affected the building. By taking a part of the pool into the building, we made it possible to use it in the cold seasons. The windows are 95 centimeters deeper than the concrete shell to reduce the amount of sunlight. Green space is designed in front of these windows to complement the tree’s inspiration and impact on the building. Each time the people who live in a villa look out of the window, they find themselves confronted with a picture frame of pine trees, and having such experience and feeling provides them tranquility. Therefore, the relationship between man and nature can be preserved.