Paad Architects

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: @Mr. Moghaddam Project management: Zahra Hatami Design team: Zahra Hatami, Melika Daneshtalab, iman K. Motion diagram: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati Diagrammatic drawing: @Reyhaneh Rahimian Lighting: @BarzinNourzad Render: iman K. Photos: Parham Taghioff #COLUMN-CARPET GALLERY| Isfahan, Naghsh-e-Jahan| Third post The Column Carpets Gallery was the renovation of a carpet shop that aimed to boost its economic resiliency by acquiring a different appearance and incorporating the sale of contemporary objects. Our idea was to establish a cohesive relationship between the architectural space, the carpets, and the objects. We achieved this by generating space using the carpets and placing objects within them. We suspended column-shaped carpets from the ceiling. The outer side of the carpets featured vibrant and colorful patterns, while the inner side was white and provided space for showcasing contemporary objects. Some columns were made of just a carpet, while others consisted of two or three carpets. The orientation of the columns was diverse, allowing for flexibility and adaptability to future needs. The column carpets interacted with the pre-existing columns of the building. Unlike the typical display of carpets from a fixed perspective, the experience of viewing the carpets in this gallery is dynamic, involving movement and spatiality, complemented by the reflection of surrounding mirrors. Additionally, the kilims were suspended and displayed. The display of objects was arranged at the end of the gallery, considering other exhibition requirements. Some edges were placed at the bottom of the carpets to protect them during cleaning. This project ignited the experience of integrating architecture and its contents besides the space production without construction. read more: https://lnkd.in/dzHXm72P #paadarchitects #yasermousapour #architecture #interiorarchitecture #renovation #retail #gallery #column-carpet #carpet #iraniancarpet #architizer #isfahan

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: @Mr. Moghaddam Project management: Zahra Hatami Design team: Zahra Hatami, Melika Daneshtalab, iman K. Motion diagram: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati Diagrammatic drawing: Reyhaneh Rahimian Lighting: @BarzinNourzad Render: iman K. Photos: Parham Taghioff #COLUMN-CARPET GALLERY| Isfahan, Naghsh-e-Jahan| Second post The Column Carpets Gallery was the renovation of a carpet shop that aimed to boost its economic resiliency by acquiring a different appearance and incorporating the sale of contemporary objects. Our idea was to establish a cohesive relationship between the architectural space, the carpets, and the objects. We achieved this by generating space using the carpets and placing objects within them. We suspended column-shaped carpets from the ceiling. The outer side of the carpets featured vibrant and colorful patterns, while the inner side was white and provided space for showcasing contemporary objects. Some columns were made of just a carpet, while others consisted of two or three carpets. The orientation of the columns was diverse, allowing for flexibility and adaptability to future needs. The column carpets interacted with the pre-existing columns of the building. Unlike the typical display of carpets from a fixed perspective, the experience of viewing the carpets in this gallery is dynamic, involving movement and spatiality, complemented by the reflection of surrounding mirrors. Additionally, the kilims were suspended and displayed. The display of objects was arranged at the end of the gallery, considering other exhibition requirements. Some edges were placed at the bottom of the carpets to protect them during cleaning. This project ignited the experience of integrating architecture and its contents besides the space production without construction. read more: https://lnkd.in/dzHXm72P #paadarchitects #yasermousapour #architecture #interiorarchitecture #renovation #retail #gallery #column-carpet #carpet #iraniancarpet #architizer #isfahan

پروژهی خرمرودی Architect: Yaser Mousapour | paadarchitects Shila Dadashzadeh sadollah maryaami AW Group #پروژه_خرمرودی #گروه_آو #Awgroup #construction #developer #khorramroudiproject

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: @Mr. Moghaddam Project management: Zahra Hatami Design team: Zahra Hatami, Melika Daneshtalab, iman K. Motion diagram: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati Diagrammatic drawing: Reyhaneh Rahimian Lighting: @BarzinNourzad Render: iman K. Photos: Parham Taghioff #COLUMN-CARPET GALLERY| Isfahan, Naghsh-e-Jahan| First post The Column Carpets Gallery was the renovation of a carpet shop that aimed to boost its economic resiliency by acquiring a different appearance and incorporating the sale of contemporary objects. Our idea was to establish a cohesive relationship between the architectural space, the carpets, and the objects. We achieved this by generating space using the carpets and placing objects within them. We suspended column-shaped carpets from the ceiling. The outer side of the carpets featured vibrant and colorful patterns, while the inner side was white and provided space for showcasing contemporary objects. Some columns were made of just a carpet, while others consisted of two or three carpets. The orientation of the columns was diverse, allowing for flexibility and adaptability to future needs. The column carpets interacted with the pre-existing columns of the building. Unlike the typical display of carpets from a fixed perspective, the experience of viewing the carpets in this gallery is dynamic, involving movement and spatiality, complemented by the reflection of surrounding mirrors. Additionally, the kilims were suspended and displayed. The display of objects was arranged at the end of the gallery, considering other exhibition requirements. Some edges were placed at the bottom of the carpets to protect them during cleaning. This project ignited the experience of integrating architecture and its contents besides the space production without construction. #paadarchitects #yasermousapour #architecture #interiorarchitecture #renovation #retail #gallery #column-carpet #carpet #iraniancarpet #architizer #isfahan

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: @Awgroup.ir Design team: Zahra Hatami, Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati Physical model: Siyavash Sajed Render by: Zahra Hatami #Self-Fabric House/Tehran| Second post Louis Kahn considered architecture as society of rooms. However, the houses that are built with the 60% footprint rule and in the infill plots of Iran hide this community behind a facade. Self-Fabric house is a small family complex that does not accept the facade as a fate by shrinking the upper layers, the project forms private and tiny courtyards in the lower layers. In terms of architecture, the Self-Fabric house is considered a challenge to the relationship between parts and the whole, and turns the common whole into stacked parts; Components that end up in a central courtyard at the top. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/d7XWcVVS #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #arhitecture #apartment #residential #architizer #Tehran #Iran

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: @ Awgroup.ir Design team: Zahra Hatami, Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati Physical model: Siyavash Sajed Render by: Zahra Hatami + #Self-Fabric House/Tehran| First post What if a house is not representation of building codes but its own programmatic diagram? Read more at: https://lnkd.in/d7XWcVVS #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #arhitecture #apartment #residential #architizer #Tehran #Iran

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: Mr. Najafi Feasibility Study: @rootplot Design team: Zahra Hatami, Kimia Sari, Ghazal Mousavi, iman K. Physical model: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati, Siyavash Sajed Photo: Reyhaneh Rahimian Concept diagram: Rasta Rahmati, Reyhaneh Rahimian + #Promenade-Huts/Ramsar  How could we suspend seven huts above the forest in a way that they have no contact with the ground? How could we ensure public access to the forest for individuals who do not rent the cabins? The solution to these challenges lies within the distinctive attributes of the forest itself: its narrowness and being surrounded by two asphalt levels. Consequently, we have devised a bridge that traverses the forest space, like a promenade, creating a secondary ground for the landing of the huts during their back-and-forth movement. #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #hut #sustainable #arhitecture #forest #treehouses #architizer #Ramsar #Iran

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: Mr. Najafi Feasibility Study: @rootplot Design team: Zahra Hatami, Kimia Sari, Ghazal Mousavi, iman K. Physical model: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati, Siyavash Sajed Photo: Reyhaneh Rahimian Concept diagram: Rasta Rahmati, Reyhaneh Rahimian + #Promenade-Huts/Ramsar The Ramsar complex is the result of overlapping the diagram of a bridge and a hut, reminiscent of a historical desire to reside above the forest trees. This aspiration needs to be reconsidered today under different circumstances.  #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #hut #sustainable #arhitecture #forest #treehouses #architizer #Ramsar #Iran

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: Mr. Najafi Feasibility Study: rootplot Design team: Zahra Hatami, Kimia Sari, Ghazal Mousavi, iman K. Physical model: @Sana Alidadi Render by: Rasta Rahmati Concept diagram: Rasta Rahmati, Reyhaneh Rahimian + #Promenade-Huts/Ramsar|Final Post How to build seven zero-footprint huts within a forest? #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #hut #sustainable #arhitecture #forest #treehouses #architizer #Ramsar #Iran

Architect: Yaser Mousapour Client: Mr. Najafi Feasibility Study: rootplot Design team: Zahra Hatami, Kimia Sari, Ghazal Mousavi, iman K. Physical model: @Sana Alidadi Render by: iman K. Motion diagram: Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati, Rasta Rahmati Concept diagram: Rasta Rahmati, Reyhaneh Rahimian + #Promenade-Huts/Ramsar| Fifth post How is it possible to walk in the forest at the level of the crown of the trees without stepping inside it? How can you be inside and outside the forest at the same time? At the same time, Ramsar's promenade-huts are a reaction to the condition of doing architecture here and now and a reflection on architectural issues such as ground and diagrammatic circulation. #Paadarchitects #YaserMousapour #hut #sustainable #arhitecture #forest #residential #complex #resort #treehouses #architizer #Ramsar #Iran