Where is friend's house? | Shafie Nasir

Under the pretext of participating in this competition and considering the problem that was raised and also taken from the city of "Sohrab Sepehri", an attempt was made to portray a criticism related to today's life and houses.
Today's living conditions have progressed so that people spend most of their time outside their homes and return to their homes for limited hours during the day. Apartments with limited height, which compared to old houses and their different parts, including courtyards, porches, different rooms, etc., have created uniformity in the interior of the houses.
When the person enters the house and the limited time that the person spends in his house, repetitive behaviors may be seen in most people. Taking a shower, eating or drinking, having fun with TV, and finally sleeping to end the day are repetitive events that happen to people. All these behaviors, along with the limited height of apartments, are seen as a new lifestyle by people.
This project is a criticism of the things mentioned above. Despite the fact that the same behaviors are clearly defined in this design. The entrance of the house is an alley, which is perhaps one of the missing links of today's houses. At the beginning of entering the house, the first accessible items are the toilet and bathroom, and finally the kitchen. The dining table is on the next floor, the living room is on the next floor, the restroom (game) is on the next floor, and finally, the bedroom is designed.
When a person enters and disconnects from the environment outside the house (due to not using large windows and cuts to see outside and using the same repetitive behaviors, with the difference that these behaviors take place on different floors to reduce everyday life And finally, the bedroom, instead of the angle of view compared to other buildings, is directed to a slice of the sky so that regardless of all the noise and visual pollution, the short time that a person is at home ends with an attractive endpoint.