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Sumit Singhal
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.

Mehrabad House in Isfahan Province, Iran by Sarsayeh Architectural Office

 
January 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Sarsayeh Architectural Office

For those people who have a long experience of living in single-unit houses with a courtyard, it is a great challenge to change their life style and live in apartment houses.

Losing many of desirable advantages of single unit houses such as independency, fellowship with nature, existence of hierarchy and, natural ventilation and … is a trouble for the people who want to live apartment units.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

  • Architects: Sarsayeh Architectural Office
  • Project: Mehrabad House
  • Location: Isfahan, Isfahan Province, Iran
  • Photography: Farshid Nasrabadi
  • Software used: Autocad and autodesk 3dS Max(V-Ray)
  • Client: Ali Mirhosseini
  • Architect in charge: Behnam Sefidi
  • Design assist : Hengameh Akbari
  • Contractor : Farhad Bahramipour
  • Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 1350 sqm
  • Completion Year: 2016

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

And also in this project the client had decided to transform his single unit house into a triple unit apartment for himself and his two children.

In fact Mehrabad House is an effort to reduce the negative impacts of this transformation in peoples life style.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

So in design career the following decisions were made:

-According to the emplacement of fatherhood house in highest level, some part of roof area considered as a courtyard for this unit (as an equivalent for old yard in old fatherhood house), and some spaces in old fatherhood yard like flower bed, some roofed spaces for sitting and a barbecue, recreated in the new courtyard.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

-In the next step for having the maximum visual connection between this unit and its courtyard in roof area, we broke the saloon’s roof in to two parts with different height. So we gained better ventilation and lightening condition and a desirable visual connection.

-Creating an open space in north side of building as a patio beside the family room and creating a green wall inside it in order to making the sense of freshness and having natural ventilation inside.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

-As old fatherhood house had a semi-open and very useful space called AIVAN(a Persian word) beside the main hall, we tried to create an equivalent for it in new fatherhood house in north side of building.

– Trying to creating suitable spaces as a reply to privacy need of people.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

-Creating some green spaces with plants in different levels of building, in order to running away from spiritless sense of living in an apartment.

– making some places in building’s façade for plants growth and using material like wood and brick (as we believe that they are breathing all the time) to make the building alive.

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Farshid Nasrabadi

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

Image Courtesy © Sarsayeh Architectural Office

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Categories: 3dS Max, Autocad, Autodesk, Facade, House, Interiors, Residential, V-Ray




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