DIYA VILLA
Andarzgoo, Tehran
This project offers a poetic interpretation of organic architecture within an urban context, focusing on soft, continuous forms.
The use of horizontally aligned bricks cladding that flows smoothly around the openings and arches evokes a sense of calm and fluidity in the façade. The curved geometries in both the apertures and semi-open spaces create a cohesive formal language that blurs the boundary between inside and outside, nature and architecture.
The threshold between structure and landscape is intentionally softened through the integration of trees within the building mass and a strong connection to the surrounding greenery. Expansive glazed surfaces invite generous natural light into the interior, while the warm, tactile materials contribute to a welcoming and contemporary atmosphere. This project is a refined example of free-form-inspired architecture, where curvature becomes a spatial narrative tool, replacing rigidity and symmetry with softness and flow.
Architect: Davood Salavati
Design Team: Amirali Sharifi, Nazli Azarakhsh
Technical Drawing: Mahsa Aghahasel
Presentation: Hamed Aliasgari
Visual Artist: Amirali Sharifi











