This project, located in Damavand, Iran, began in 2015. I have been responsible for the architectural design, 3D modeling, structural design, facade design, landscape design, interior design, and supervision throughout the construction phase.
The design aims to showcase the traditional style of Iranian architecture, drawing inspiration from historical Iranian buildings and adapting it to a modern context. The building primarily uses brick and wood, traditional materials in this region.
I designed the facade with various brick patterns, which not only hold cultural significance but also enhance the building's aesthetic and structural integrity. Bricks, one of the oldest construction materials in Iran, have long been used in both the construction and decoration of buildings. The facade's different brick patterns contribute to the stability of the masonry walls and create various openings in the building.