Description

From our point of view, the most attractive capacity of the project from which the design story should have started was the connection between the project facade and the neighbor across the street, which was only 8 meters away from our project facade. Given this special capacity, the restrictive urban norms of Isfahan were the main design challenge. According to these criteria, the quality and access of the building to light and landscape are faced by the alley depending on the neighbor's consent, and this was a long-term dispute between the previous owner of our project and the neighbor.

Contrary to popular belief that the window is the only option for demarcating the inside and the outside, the burqa apartment in our middle space between the inside and the outside is the most suitable alternative to the unpleasant burqa-like windows. A space that, while providing light, greenery, and ventilation, is a space where the openings of houses can be opened. Therefore, several terraces were opened to this space and by removing parts of the floor, different floors were connected to each other and the spaces were opened to the sky.

Burqa-clad apartment tries to criticize the criteria that, regardless of the qualities of human social interactions and the principles of physical aesthetics, leads Isfahan to a city where buildings are covered with a gloomy face and taken from the urban space, not only to As an architectural product but also as a critical effect on improving urban appearance.

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