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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. Diyar Media Studio in Tehran, Iran by ReNa DesignMarch 7th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ReNa Design A fantasy based on a dream of the artist client and fond of Iranian traditional ornaments; plus a contemporary expression of these ornaments, formed the dynamic, fluid and elegant membrane over the dis-harmonic` and inappropriate existing wall. A place where is supposed to host special people like Iranian artists.  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian
 Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian Intuitive peace matched up with visual excitement and simplicity of the space despite the complexity of the geometric elements, creates a great experience both for the client and the guests.The main elements derived from the masterpieces of traditional architecture have combined with contemporary design and technology.  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian Special attention to details in all aspects have been highly expected. Therefore, aesthetics, functionality and facilities have been dealt with particular delicacy. This has gone as far as designing smallest of the elements, for instance; air conditioner outlets have been uniquely designed to follow the algorithm of the whole architecture. Natural and artificial light play a vital role in the quality of the project and the exuberance in lighting would answer the user’s expectations. Flooring correspondence to user’s sense of tactile would emphasize on the feeling of sincerity and perception of friendliness in the chat room.  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian The project construction process happened within 63 days on a full 24 hours basis. Walls with parametric patterns are made of 220 parts of dense XPS and EPS panels in different sizes, assembled on site. To obtain the desired Resistance a cement based coating was sprayed on the walls. Soon after the exsiccation; sanding and burnishing was operated with a special primer and finally a finishing of plaster was added on the surface. Final colour coating is a finishing of polyurethane and black/white dye.  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian Subspace arrangements, furnishing and facilitating has been flexibly designed, concerning the client needs. Designed seats, desks and other furniture were designed in harmony with other elements of the architecture. Their translucency also helped their float and settlement in the space in a way that the user can benefit subtle sound & medium systems.  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © Reza Najafian  Image Courtesy © ReNa Design  Image Courtesy © ReNa Design
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