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Nima Keivani's Pardis Kahneh

Keivani Architects introduces Pardis Kahneh, a residential project designed to bridge two public gardens, drawing inspiration from the vertical gardens of ancient Persia. The wooden facade, reminiscent of the growth patterns of leaves, creates a dynamic and ever-changing exterior, symbolizing the revival of traditional Iranian architecture.

The building, spanning 415 square meters, stands as a modern interpretation of the hanging gardens, featuring a facade that can be reshaped continuously, providing a unique experience for visitors. The use of thermos wood, turquoise stone, and exposed concrete showcases a blend of traditional and contemporary materials, reflecting a conscious effort to preserve Iranian identity.

With cedar trees planted on various floors, the dynamic wooden lattice offers flexibility and privacy control, while the play of sunlight during sunrise and sunset creates a climatically responsive and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere within the building.

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