Located in a verdant mountainous region where frequent fogs obscure the land’s natural contours, the sloping lot of this house is connected to the road at both its upper and lower ends. The main entrance to the house is from the upper side, accessed through a bridge. Upon crossing the bridge and stepping inside, one encounters a narrow vertical slit, a passage that connects all the living spaces of the house throughout four different levels and frames the surrounding nature within itself.
The spatial structure of Ab-Pari is shaped by two horizontal planes and a vertical slit. The upper plane is that of the entrance bridge, extending from the road. At a lower level, in the middle of the project, lie the living rooms and the pool on the second plane.
From the upper side, the house resembles a small hut with only one story high, and a slim opening as its entrance. This opening is the same narrow slit that penetrates the whole house vertically, through the stairways that connect to the bedrooms and living rooms, finally culminating on the bottom side of the project.
Peymod,
Mazandaran ,
Iran
Residential
950 sq m
2020
Under
Construction
2
2000 sq m
Hamed Kebritchi