VILLA NO.1

This project is located in one of the most important and coldest regions of Tehran. A key consideration in designing this villa was the surrounding mountainous landscape, which influenced many aspects of the architecture.

To improve the quality of living in such a climate, several advanced techniques were applied throughout the building — including specialized windows to retain heated air, wall post systems to increase earthquake resistance, and a high-tech rainwater collection system for sustainable reuse

Project Information

Residential

Customer:

Student Project

Start Date:

2017

End Date:

2018

Rating:

1. What is the main focus of Ahmadreza Sahami's architectural research?

Ahmadreza Sahami’s research primarily explores the intersection of architecture, human behavior, and social engagement—especially within educational and urban environments. His work integrates spatial analysis, traditional Iranian architecture, and sustainable design principles to foster more responsive and inclusive spaces.

2. Are the design projects on this website theoretical or built?

The projects featured on this website include both conceptual proposals and built works. Each project is grounded in real-world challenges and reflects a research-based approach that combines environmental awareness, cultural sensitivity, and innovative spatial strategies.

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