Iran

Tehran-based practice CAAT Studio has completed a house for a local stone seller in the city of Mahallat, Iran, with a facade made from local travertine. The house is a total celebration of the stone, built from what the studio call “stone bricks”, stepped to create a series of waves that move across the facade.

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Balconies with adjustable covers pepper the brick facade of the Habitat for Orphan Girls designed by ZAV Architects in Khansar, Iran. The residential centre provides a safe place for girls for aged between seven and 16 to live, learn and play in a country where young women without families can be extremely vulnerable. The Habitat

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Tehran studio Zav Architects designed this boxy house in northern Iran as a series of enclosed living units surrounded by open-air platforms and social spaces with views across the rural landscape. The property is located in the hills outside of the city of Minudasht in Iran’s Golestan Province, and occupies a built area of 298 square

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Tehran studio Zav Architects designed this boxy house in northern Iran as a series of enclosed living units surrounded by open-air platforms and social spaces with views across the rural landscape. The property is located in the hills outside of the city of Minudasht in Iran’s Golestan Province, and occupies a built area of 298 square

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