farmanieh residential concept by ZAAD studio & marz design
all images courtesy of ehsan karimi

 

 

 

the ‘farmanieh’ residential tower is a living concept created in collaboration by ZAAD studio and marz design. conceived in the context of tehran, iran, the cylindrical form adds to the list of recent high-rise developments quickly transforming the planned area from orchards to urban. its radial geometry offers panoramic views, with horizontal discs that form exterior spaces at each level.

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geometry integration

 

 

 

individual units are shuffled and reoriented on the planar discs, creating habitable space that extends beyond the façade. the experience of living at high altitude was a focal point of the project, which was met in agreement with the familiar scale of a suburban home. natural lighting slices through levels at pre-determined points to provide interiors with sufficient illumination. ‘farmanieh’ offers a comfortable living environment that is in constant dialogue with its residents, itself, and the larger urban context of tehran. 

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life in units 

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sample interior 

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unit development 

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form generation  

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building impressions 

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anatomy 

 

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spaces for living 

 

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section 

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scale model 

 

 

project info:

 

name: vertical village: farmanieh residential tower
entry title: farmanieh residential tower
client name: barzanegar pouya iranian consulting group
designers: farshad mehdizadeh, raha ashrafi, mohsen marizad
collaborators: ZAAD studio, marz design
images: ehsan karimi
category: residential project
status: concept design completed 2015
location: farmanieh st., tehran, iran
size: 32.000m2

 

 

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edited by: nick brink | designboom