Sepid Villa | arash khalesi

Client's demands were simple but important:

-A villa for long lasting inhabitancy

-Minimal design

-A zone for their father and his nurse to live with them

The third demand was available by designing a ramp and an internal lift and considering individual welfare facilities in their room; but for the second one, Climate and Culture of that region made us use a U-shaped form with high inner glass crusts for getting more amount of coastal air flow and providing maximum natural light, so that a perfect view of the front scenery (Caspian Sea) could be afforded for all the main areas.

Considering a green terrace with lattice walls and transparent ceiling which could limit the outside vision of inside and cause the entry of light and air circulation, and finally creating a cozy yard for back bedroom are some of the pleasant cases of this villa.

Designing an independent suite for guests -that its independency or connection to other sides could be afforded by opening or closing a door without interference in the function and relation of areas- was assigned as another positive point in client’s attitude.