Isfahan, in Iran, had always been a garden city, however, nowadays only few of them survived. During the development of the city, beautiful gardens have been transformed into neighborhood streets. Shervin Hosseini from Bracket Design Studio was asked to build a single family house with a relevant green area, to bring back this forgotten aspect.
Villa 131
Architecture studio Bracket Design completed a single family house in the outskirts of Isfahan, in Iran, taking the local building regulations as a real challenge.
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- 02 November 2016
- Isfahan
Due to restricting regulations, the architects were led to build a third floor below the ground level, leaving space for the garden. The area was then divided in two defined parts: a concrete compact building and a green private area, with a swimming pool and a courtyard, not to be seen from the neighboring houses, and protected from the arid desert air during summer.
Villa 131, Isfahan, Iran
Program: single family house
Architects: Shervin Hosseini, Bracket Design Studio
Design team: Mehdi Holakouei, Parisa Haghshenas, Ehsan Hajrasuliha
Structural engineering: F. Arabzadeh, M. Nilipour
Construction director: Ali Nemati
Contractors: Mohammad Farzadi, Salsal Sang Sepahan
Area: 430 sqm
Completion: 2016