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Other Projects by Sohrab Rafat Architecture Group
Ferdows Villa
Iran
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$10K - 50K
Ferdows Villa has an area of 390 m2 and is located in a forested 1,000 m2 lot.
The design is based on the combination of two independent volumes that meet the physical requirements of the project. Taking advantage of the negative spaces in the form (terraces on both floors), and combining vertical wooden surfaces with glass enclosures to make the staircase connecting the two floors, were other design ideas used to meet the project’s requirements.
Some of the most important items that affected the design were:
• The townships regulations on height and distance between buildings
• Maximizing the landscape and maintaining all existing trees
• Creating privacy from the neighbor on the east side
• Maximizing views and transparency toward south-west and west, where the township’s park
and stream are located
• Direct access from the kitchen and the cook’s room to the exterior, without disturbing the
private section of the villa
• Multiple terraces with a variety of views for use in different seasons
• Direct connection from the guest room to the exterior
• Creating a transparent, vertical connection between the two floors that moves from the exterior to the interior, using stairs and an elevator with the smallest possible footprint
The design is based on the combination of two independent volumes that meet the physical requirements of the project. Taking advantage of the negative spaces in the form (terraces on both floors), and combining vertical wooden surfaces with glass enclosures to make the staircase connecting the two floors, were other design ideas used to meet the project’s requirements.
Some of the most important items that affected the design were:
• The townships regulations on height and distance between buildings
• Maximizing the landscape and maintaining all existing trees
• Creating privacy from the neighbor on the east side
• Maximizing views and transparency toward south-west and west, where the township’s park
and stream are located
• Direct access from the kitchen and the cook’s room to the exterior, without disturbing the
private section of the villa
• Multiple terraces with a variety of views for use in different seasons
• Direct connection from the guest room to the exterior
• Creating a transparent, vertical connection between the two floors that moves from the exterior to the interior, using stairs and an elevator with the smallest possible footprint
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