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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. Apartment no.135 in Tehran, Iran by BNS StudioNovember 25th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: BNS Studio Apartment no.135 is a five-story residential building located in Saadat Abad, northwest of Tehran. Each floor contains a single three-bedroom unit. The ground floor houses the main entrance, lobby and a multi-purpose room. Other amenities such as pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and parking are located in the basement.  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani
 Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani Historically a house bears special values in Iranian architecture and culture, values such as hierarchy, legibility, introversion, balance, and unity and specially respect to the privacy of families. During the past century, according to the changes in lifestyle and a large demand for new constructions, most of these precious values have been changed.  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani The main design idea behind Apartment no.135 was to revitalize the lost heritage and to give a modern interpretation to the old concepts. Thus, brick – a traditional building material – was used in this project. A combination of fixed brick panels and protruded modular frames are used to create a modern and dynamic facade.  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani The brick panels in front of the windows act as a temperature buffer by filtering natural light. During different time of a day, the brick patterns create a beautiful effect of light and shadow inside each unit. This phenomenon creates variety, increases space quality and provides visual and heat comfort for residents while it plays an effective role in energy saving. Rooftop garden and modular flower boxes in front of the windows are designed to improve environmental quality while accentuating the aesthetic values.  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © Farshad Kazerooni and Azin Soltani  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio  Image Courtesy © BNS Studio
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