-피슈바 하우스 [ Ali Haghighi Architects ] Pishva House

Ali Haghighi Architects-Pishva House

 

이 집은 이란의 수도인 테헤란 근처의 작은 마을에 위치하고 있다. 설계 과정의 주요 목표는 가족에게 고요함을 제공함과 동시에 다른 삶의 방식을 경험할 수 있는 집, 이 집과 이웃 사이에 차별화된 모습을 만드는 것이었다. 이 집은 주변 환경과의 분리와 연결의 경계에서 설계되었다. 이 주택은 프라이버시를 가지기 위해 거리의 정면에 창문 하나만으로 최소화하고, 땅의 일부를 보도에 기부하고 집 입구에 마당을 만들었다. 1층은 손님을 수용할 수 있도록 설계되었으며, 2층은 완전히 가족의 프라이버시를 위해 설계되었다.

 

This House is located in a small town near Tehran, the capital of Iran. The client had to make a decision between selling his land so they could migrate to the capital and building a permanent house; a home where the family could experience a different way of life, in addition to providing tranquility. The main goal in the design process was to create a differentiating connection between this house and its neighbors; in other words, how it is perceived in the neighborhood and how it contributes to the urban image. This house was designed on the border of separation and connection with its surrounding environment, "what can be seen and how are we observed?"

 

In a context where the lack of regulatory standards has caused turbulence in the urban face, our approach was to create the desired visual balance while not contributing to the aforementioned disorder. On the other hand, the client's desire to have the most amount of privacy in addition to a respectful presence among the neighboring buildings led to a design emphasizing simplicity and introversion; therefore, the direct view of the street was minimized with only one window, while the neighborhood was also given the most respect and attention by donating a part of the land to the sidewalk and creating a yard in the entrance of the house. The hierarchy of the building begins with a stranger sitting on the platform next to the entrance. Continuing through the courtyard in the entrance, we arrive at a space greeting the visitors; a space adjacent to the pool, accompanied by the sound of water.

 

The first floor is designed to accommodate the guests while the second floor completely belongs to the privacy of the family. The ground floor's courtyard has become a secluded and relaxing landscape with a pool and a small yard, while the roof becomes the functional courtyard of the house by taking advantage of the space created by the height of the Parapet; For this reason, the elevator goes up to the roof of the house as well as the stairs that hold special importance to the center of the interior space. The skylight placed on the stairs accessing the roof has increased the amount of natural light in the general spaces while also creating various scenes with light and shadows. In addition to the aforementioned qualities, the central skylight also provides direct light and fresh air to the youngest child's bedroom.

 

In this project, we approached the temporary side views and the abandoned north view of the southern neighbor with the same care and attention as the main facade. All the facades were covered with white cement and due to financial issues, the final coating was postponed to the future. Pishva House has gone beyond meeting the demands of the client and with its solemn simplicity, has become a turning point for the land and its value.

 

Photography by Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh

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