>220000square meters
of landscape design
>220000square meters
of Built-up Area Design
>220000square meters
of design space
VillaLand
VillaLand
landscape design
Built-up Area
design space
>220000 sqm
>220000 sqm
>220000 sqm
Villaland is looking for the best solution for the challenge of creating a connection link between the lands of the National Botanical Garden of Iran and the residential towers of the western area of Tehran in recent developments.
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Location
Tehran, Chitgar town
Type
Residential – Villa
Department
Architectural Design
Year
2018
Services
Building Designing
Facade Design
Landscape Design
Despite the impact of the city’s legal restrictions, this land is an opportunity for horizontal and low-rise expansion in the high-rise part of Tehran. Therefore, the design of this complex is based on patterns of Iranian architectural geometry, and activity-spatial separation while coherent and integrated. Continuous but short visual and movement corridors offer a range of residential villas the opportunity to face the northern mountains and southern towers.
Despite the impact of the city’s legal restrictions, this land is an opportunity for horizontal and low-rise expansion in the high-rise part of Tehran. Therefore, the design of this complex is based on patterns of Iranian architectural geometry, and activity-spatial separation while coherent and integrated. Continuous but short visual and movement corridors offer a range of residential villas the opportunity to face the northern mountains and southern towers.
Despite the impact of the city’s legal restrictions, this land is an opportunity for horizontal and low-rise expansion in the high-rise part of Tehran. Therefore, the design of this complex is based on patterns of Iranian architectural geometry, and activity-spatial separation while coherent and integrated. Continuous but short visual and movement corridors offer a range of residential villas the opportunity to face the northern mountains and southern towers.
The villas are spread with a variety of exterior forms on both sides of the garden axis. This axis leads to the cultural complex on arrival with a combination of green and open spaces.
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