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On the Orbit of Mars
On the Orbit of Mars
Tehran, Iran
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On the Orbit of Mars
Tehran, Iran
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
The idea of “On the Orbit of Mars” was inspired by a futuristic vision of the year 2060 — an era when humans have established colonies on the Red Planet, and women play a pioneering role in shaping this new civilization. Within this narrative, the beauty salon becomes more than a service space: it transforms into a metaphorical platform for renewal, empowerment, and feminine independence in an otherworldly setting.
The design translates this story into architectural language through:
• An interior evoking a space station, using reflective surfaces, mirrors, and metallic finishes that immerse visitors in a cosmic atmosphere.
• Linear and floating light strips, symbolizing orbital paths and the sensation of weightlessness.
• Arched mirrors framed in polished metal, conceived as portals between Earth and Mars, allowing each visitor to experience themselves in a timeless, placeless dimension.
• Raw stone bases anchoring the mirrors, reminiscent of Martian soil and rocks — a juxtaposition of roughness and delicacy, earth and cosmos.
• Sequential arrangement of mirrors and chairs in orbital rhythm, reinforcing the feeling of movement within a spatial orbit.
The result is a sensory journey: a passage into a world where self-care transcends daily routine and becomes a ritual between Earth and the stars.
The design translates this story into architectural language through:
• An interior evoking a space station, using reflective surfaces, mirrors, and metallic finishes that immerse visitors in a cosmic atmosphere.
• Linear and floating light strips, symbolizing orbital paths and the sensation of weightlessness.
• Arched mirrors framed in polished metal, conceived as portals between Earth and Mars, allowing each visitor to experience themselves in a timeless, placeless dimension.
• Raw stone bases anchoring the mirrors, reminiscent of Martian soil and rocks — a juxtaposition of roughness and delicacy, earth and cosmos.
• Sequential arrangement of mirrors and chairs in orbital rhythm, reinforcing the feeling of movement within a spatial orbit.
The result is a sensory journey: a passage into a world where self-care transcends daily routine and becomes a ritual between Earth and the stars.
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