Sam Commercial Center

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General Information

Name: Sam Commercial Center
Location: Nomber 106, Fereshteh St., Tehran, Iran
Architecture firm: Concept Design Office
Architects: Somayeh Nayeb Abbas, Nazanin Afshar, Parisa Baratipour
Design team: Ramin Mehdizadeh, Maryam Davoudabadi, Nina Nasiri, Somayeh Baratipour, Atousa Abbasi
Date of completion: March 2013
Area: 2350 sqm of commercial, office and restaurant space and 14000 sqmparking space
Type: Commercial, Interior Design
Executive Manager: Hassan Malekpour
3D Renders: Ehsan Al-e-Ahmad
Photographer: Atronoush Bashang
Award: 2nd place, Public Buildings Category, Iranian Interior Design award, 2013

Description

Sam Commercial Center was defined as a hub for high end clothing and accessories brands, and high quality food and leisure services. The project consists of two floors of commercial space, five floors of parking and office area, a mezzanine level, and one floor dedicated to restaurants. The parking, mezzanine and restaurant levels are constructed on top of the commercial level to improve the property quality of the restaurants by providing uninterrupted view of the cityscape. The building has a double-skin façade, consisting of punched compact laminate on the exterior and masonry walls on the interior that covers the parking levels. Lighting in between the two skins is used to create the image of a “shining box” during the night. The sidewalk near the main entrance is designed with grey, coarse and grooved stone. The main entrance is emphasized with a wall fountain, shiny decorate lighting objects on the ceiling and glossy white stone that contrasts with the sidewalk.

The guiding principles in designing the interior of this commercial space was:
1-      to provide optimal transparency and visibility of the shop fronts
2-      to create appropriate identity of the project as a high end commercial space
3-      to form a central interactive space that invites public presence, and can be used as an arena for public events.

The spacious central lobby of the ground floor was formed by arranging the shops in an elliptical form. The elliptical lobby provides clear visibility of the shop fronts from every angle. Also, structural elements are concealed, horizontal lines are avoided, and vertical lines are kept at a minimum to reduce distraction and visual noise from viewers’ eyes. The lobby of the restaurants is designed as a transitional space. People arriving and passing through this space experience a sense of illusion as a result of using reflective large blocks of black glass that appear suspending on a luminous surface. The luminous surface is a translucent glass skin which is lit from the back side with defused light.

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