Noor-e-mobin sports hall in Semnan, Iran by F.E.A.Studio

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Noor-e-mobin sports hall in Semnan, Iran by F.E.A.Studio

January 12th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: F.E.A.Studio

Noor-e- Mobin sports hall has been designed for the educational complex of Noor-e- Mobin institute that is a NGO (non-governmental organization) .This is a charity institute that has managed to provide the students with a different educational atmosphere based on the latest methods in the world at no charge.

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz khamseh)

Architect: F.E.A.Studio – Arash Nasiri, Ensieh Khamseh.
Project title: Noor-e-mobin sports hall
Location: Bastam, Semnan, Iran
Project team: Pirooz parsazadeh,masoumeh molaee,mohammad hosein azimi, amir nasiry.
Photographs: Behrooz khamseh, Arash nasiri

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

Structural design: Payman khatibi
M&E design: babak koolivand, ahmad rahmati
Project manager & Contractor: Hossein farzinnia , alireza tahmouresi
Client: NOOR-e-MOBIN charity organization – Mr. Hossein farzinnia
Project area: 1400 sqm
Project year: 2008 – 2010

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

Project is located in the suburban areas of a town called Bastam (one of the ancient cities of Iran), about 28 Hectares that is supposed to be turned into the Noor-e- Mobin educational complex. the continuous movement of clouds from the “CLOUD MOUNTAIN” into plain is one of the most beautiful phenomenon of the site could be seen most of times.

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

In this site, there is a panoramic view of the clouds, mountains and plains. The idea was to create a building that would be like a part of a natural thing not only as a building construction and it will become to a landscape such as clouds itself. The matter of great importance was that how a natural form can be inspired from the nature, the program be added, drawn and be called “The nature” again.

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

Also, we wanted the in-out connection incessantly. Therefore, this sports hall is a “panoramic view” itself, that the entire natural scenes can be observed from its inside. The children of Noor-e- Mobin like this project so much because they are interested in this kind of glass structure and enjoy kicking and shooting the ball to the glassed-in-walls.

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

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: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 1 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Arash Nasiri)

: Noormobin-Part 2 (Images Courtesy Behrooz Khamseh)

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Tags: Iran, Semnan

Category: Sports Hall

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