We also covered the balcony wall with wooden façade that would evoke the structure of the vernacular architecture. This wooden lattice wall became the foundation of the building's visual form and concept. The design of the peripheral spaces continued along with the overall design. The entrance of the complex, the lobby, the parking lot roof and the lighting of that space were also combined with this wooden pattern. rooftop-entrance was considered as a mass intertwined with the wooden pattern. Due to the humid climate of this area, there was a need for natural ventilation, so the corridors and doors of the rooms were positioned in a way that were in line with the wind direction.

A narrow opening in a closet located in the hallway helped to establish the natural ventilation. In the process of designing the interiors of the units, we decided to make the space as simple and minimal as possible in order to let the balconie and its wooden pattern paly the rule . giving the the users and residents the freedom of choosing their own types of furniture, textures and styles of interior design. because In the project location, it's common to sell houses without furnitures. design associate : Nasim Alvandy construction team: Mohammad Ali Tayebi, Milad Safarnejad, Rabi Taji, Mohammad Rastgoo mechanical (HVAC) : Shahram Roosta, Mostafa Sotoodeh Electrical : E.

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