ZAV Architects specialize in reinventing architectural processes by utilizing local resources and craftsmanship. Their approach, exemplified in projects like the Majara Residence in Hormuz, focuses on transforming readily available materials and labor into adaptable and sustainable spaces.
This philosophy reflects a deep connection to regional traditions, where ordinary resources are artistically repurposed into valuable objects, much like the transformation of wool into carpets in local villages.
Embracing a culture of adaptability and economic viability, ZAV Architects’ work stands as a testament to sustainable and context-sensitive design.
Firm: ZAV Architects
Project: Presence in Hormuz 02
Finalist, 11th Annual A+Awards, Best Small Firm (6 – 15 employees)
