Avishan Residential House by Niloofar Niksar

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DESIGN DETAILS
DESIGN NAME:
Avishan

PRIMARY FUNCTION:
Residential House

INSPIRATION:
Avishan Villa is a Residency for an urban family moving from city to the suburbs looking for proximity to natural landscape and beautiful sceneries. also they wanted to generate Nostalgia to compensate their dissociation senses from all their previous belongings. This residency could counteracted a sense of dissociation and generate a sense of place instead. the white exterior skin of this building can make a poetic dialogue between context and construction while,Architectural strategies merge the house with its site to involve their residents with spectacular views more. The living room has an expansive view to the site. White walls, wooden flooring and brick walls create an elegant home as well as a strong homogeneity between inside and outside. The timber shutters throughout the windows subtly modulate sunlight whereas play the security role. The main volume merges into the swimming area by steps which designed to be an attractive sundeck as well and the existing willow tree plays the sculptural role to signify the swimming area as a special relaxing deck.

UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The site is located approximately 40Km outside of Tehran on Alborz hillside where are found calmness and fresh weather. In form and in spirit, the house recalls the spatial serenity of modernism that today we remember it as a Tehran style or our sweet childhood home.The white exterior skin of this building can make a poetic dialogue between context and construction Architectural strategies merge the house with its site to involve their residents with spectacular views more.

OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION:
Nowadays, the users' daily life flow there intimately and they love their bright living zone an also they spend a lot of time with their guests on sundeck during spring, summer and fall

PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION:
This project started in May 2012 in Lavasan, Tehran, Iran and finished in August 2013

FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY:
Architecture, Building and Structure Design

PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY:
the Structure is Concrete with concrete slabs. the Leca blocks were used for walls and the facade were covered by white cement in 2 styles and wooden slates

SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES:
Built area: 470 m2 in 3 story/ Occupation area: 200 m2/ Site area: 1800 m2

TAGS:
Residential, Nostalgia, dialogue between context and construction

RESEARCH ABSTRACT:
The answer to why a sense of dissociation prevails is based on a concept of space that no longer defines space as a ‘discrete (meaningful) totality. Nostalgia of a discrete totality in terms of a unique identity of a place, which could correspond to a ‘home’ that might counteract a sense of dissociation and generate a sense of place instead. How can an Architect, regenerate Nostalgia of space, through shapes and design- The personal ones and the vanishing elements of Tehran? Such questions have been my main challenge through the process of designing ‘Avishan villa’.

CHALLENGE:
In Tehran as a metropolis, The “Past tense” is on the verge of disappearance. Our Past is vanishing from our city, both as a physical nature and as content. Memories of everyday life we had are wiped away in favor of new non-contextual constructions in the city. The metropolis is repeatedly eliminating our emotional resources. These resources embody our childhood home, memories and imaginings all elements, which generate our identity and sense of place. But is that all that counts for family personal Nostalgia? How can we generate Nostalgia to compensate our dissociation senses from all our previous belongings? And ‘home (as the most important elements of an urban family identity)’? But how do we recover from this lack of identity.The answer to why a sense of dissociation prevails is based on a concept of space that no longer defines space as a ‘discrete (meaningful) totality. Nostalgia of a discrete totality in terms of a unique identity of a place, which could correspond to a ‘home’ that might counteract a sense of dissociation and generate a sense of place instead. How can an Architect, regenerate Nostalgia of space, through shapes and design- The personal ones and the vanishing elements of Tehran? Such questions have been my main challenge through the process of designing ‘Avishan villa’.

ADDED DATE:
2015-09-23 11:58:05

TEAM MEMBERS (9) :
Client: Soheyla Shokrolah, Architect: Niloofar Niksar, Design team: Sara Ghafuri, Sara Anvari, Shamsa Mokhber, Graphic & Presentation: Hossien Azizi, Site supervisor: Nima Habibi, Structural engineer: Behrang Baniadam, Construction manager: Pouria Jahanshad / Behrang Baniadam, Photographer: M.Reza Jahanpanah, Pouria Jahanshad, Ali Daghigh and

IMAGE CREDITS:
Image#1: M. Reza Jahanpanah
Image#2: Ali Daghigh
Image#3: Ali Daghigh
Image#4: M. Reza Jahanpanah
Image#5: Ali Daghigh




CLIENT/STUDIO/BRAND DETAILS
NAME:
Soheyla Shokrolah

PROFILE:
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NOMINATION DETAILS

Avishan Residential House by Niloofar Niksar is a Nominee in Architecture, Building and Structure Design Category.

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AWARD DETAILS

Avishan Residential House by Niloofar Niksar is Runner-up for A' Design Award in Architecture, Building and Structure Design Category, 2015 - 2016.



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