This project focuses on designing a residential house for an Iranian family of four. The design aims to reflect their cultural values, artistic lifestyle, and daily routines. The layout, visuals, and material selection were carefully considered to create a space that supports mobility, accessibility, and emotional connection to their heritage.

The Welcoming

Hashti

About The Family

The family consists of a father, a mother, a daughter,
and a grandfather. Each member has their own
interests and needs. The home is designed to create
harmony between shared family spaces and personal
comfort.

Arman who loves reading as a hobby, and
works as a plant photographer who values
open, flexible spaces.

Arslan cultured and contemplative,
spending time surrounded by objects
that tell stories of history and art.

Grandfather

Personalities & Traits

Daughter

Ava is a creative child on the autism spectrum. She
loves painting and calm spaces that support her
sensory needs.

Mother

Mina is a travel writer and painter who enjoys
peaceful, light-filled spaces.

Father

The Hashti Concept

A traditional Iranian entry element that creates a soft
transition between public and private, guided the
placement of the house near the compound’s center to
balance accessibility and privacy.

Material Board

Furniture Board

Wall Matt Paint

Handles
Copper Finish

Persian Carpet/Rug

Fabrics
Lines & Velvet

Mesh
Jute Weave

Stone
Terazzo

Wall Paint
Matte Beige

Wallpaper
Floral Vinyl

Exterior Wood
Oak Groove

Interior Floor
Light Oak
Parquet

Space Zonning

Ava Space

Family Workshop

Permission Acesses

Guests Spaces

Family Only Spaces

Master-Room

Technical Drawings