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Amir Villa
Amir Villa
Abali, Iran
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Amir Villa
Abali, Iran
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
Amir’s villa is located in a mountainous area of the Hazar Dasht residential complex in Abe Ali. The design challenges included the region’s climate, the client’s need for expansive views, and a diverse use of materials within a largely monochromatic color scheme—a significant design hurdle. Instead of a house with a sloping roof, the design employs a series of colorful cubes, each featuring different materials. These four diverse cubes house the living quarters, a relaxation room, a library, and a swimming pool. The cubes are aesthetically arranged, offering variety not only in their layout but also in access points. Large windows throughout the building provide expansive outward views, including views of the pool and vice versa, as requested by the client.
However, the cold climate and the need to prevent energy loss throughout the structure presented a significant challenge. This was addressed through the use of double-glazed windows and a forced-air system that directs warm air against the glass. This system not only prevents condensation on the windows near the pool but also minimizes energy loss.
The building’s HVAC system is entirely smart-designed, incorporating three heating systems: forced-air, fan coils, and underfloor heating. Given Abe Ali’s cold, mountainous climate and the use of flat roofs, underfloor heating was also implemented on the roof to prevent snow accumulation during winter. By activating the system, no snow will accumulate on the roof during cold weather.
However, the cold climate and the need to prevent energy loss throughout the structure presented a significant challenge. This was addressed through the use of double-glazed windows and a forced-air system that directs warm air against the glass. This system not only prevents condensation on the windows near the pool but also minimizes energy loss.
The building’s HVAC system is entirely smart-designed, incorporating three heating systems: forced-air, fan coils, and underfloor heating. Given Abe Ali’s cold, mountainous climate and the use of flat roofs, underfloor heating was also implemented on the roof to prevent snow accumulation during winter. By activating the system, no snow will accumulate on the roof during cold weather.
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