Sangdeh villa

Name: Sangdeh Villa/
Location: Sangdeh, Mazandaran, Iran/
Architecture firm: AsNow Design & Construct/
Architects: Ehsan Tavassoli, Solmaz Tatari/
Design team: Rana Ghamarsorat, Nila Shahmohammadi, Amir Hossein Najimi/
Date: 2021-2023/
Site area: 450 sqm/
Built area: 510 sqm /
Type: Residential/
Structure: Farhad Bahrami
Mechanical: Mehdi Mehravaran
Executive manager: Mohammad Asgari, Taymour Rostami
Presentation: Farid Rajabi
Graphic: Neda Jahantab
Photo: Nimkat Studio/
Clients: Mousaei Family (Mohsen Mousaei, Mehdi Mousaei)/

 

In the design of the Sangdeh Villa, we faced a two-story building on topography with a beautiful view, which was about 7 meters above the street level. The client requested an expansion of the existing building while minimizing any obstruction to the stunning view. The design concept was formed by this expansion to include an elevator, covered parking, and a janitor's suite. The expansion began at street level, in this new situation we encountered a four-story building that looked out of place in the area. To address the project’s disproportionality, the building was placed on a solid stone base that is in harmony with its surroundings.

The sloping roof was removed to reduce the overall volume of the project. Eliminating the sloping roof offered a panoramic view of the surrounding nature and provided the opportunity to connect the building with northern small land at the upstream height via a bridge.  Due to increased light in the northern rooms of the project. The height of the northern courtyard was lowered, and a grid screen was added to expand the terrace.

The main idea for overall building volume is the penetration and horizontal extension of the additional part into internal spaces. The box that has emerged from nature's heart features green-blue tiles, which get their color from the blue sky and green nature. This box welcomes the audience from the outer borders to the inner spaces and creates an opportunity for vertical connection in the project.

In completing the final idea, the grid system of beams and columns on the project’s façade can beautifully frame the surrounding views. This porous grid in the form of a shell covers the entire mass of the building. A cover that delicately integrates the new cube into the existing building.

The project's physical layout prioritizes public space views and is divided into four levels. The first level includes a parking area and a service box equipped with an elevator. The second level houses the janitor's suite, engine room, and another service box with an elevator. The third level comprises bedrooms, a living room, and a service box with public and shower facilities, a dressing room, stairs, and an elevator. The fourth level features a reception and dining room, kitchen, terrace, and another service box with public and dressing facilities, a stairwell, and an elevator.

 

 

 

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References:

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