The small summerhouse Koshk Grarden
Designed by: Fatemeh Karimi _ Niloufar Mousavi
photo by : Behnam mousavi
In this project, the employer asked us to design a summer house, a semi-open-semi-closed space, and a place for a pool table and board games. One of our main challenges was that owing to the existing trees and the rules of local urban planning, the design had to be done in the least space. Accordingly, the closed indoor space was designed based on the minimum required area of game tables and bars ( reception counters ). Consequently, the walls of the porches on both sides were designed in such a way that in addition to shading the main space, it is a place for users to sit. The belvedere was located at the end of the main garden and attached to the common wall with the neighbor, so we tried to make this wall existent as a part of the design. To cover the roof of summerhouse, polycarbonate material was utilized, which in addition to light dispersion, the shade of trees and their leaves can be seen and form a semi-enclosed space which is more in harmony with the nature of the garden.
Designed by: Fatemeh Karimi _ Niloufar Mousavi
photo by : Behnam mousavi
In this project, the employer asked us to design a summer house, a semi-open-semi-closed space, and a place for a pool table and board games. One of our main challenges was that owing to the existing trees and the rules of local urban planning, the design had to be done in the least space. Accordingly, the closed indoor space was designed based on the minimum required area of game tables and bars ( reception counters ). Consequently, the walls of the porches on both sides were designed in such a way that in addition to shading the main space, it is a place for users to sit. The belvedere was located at the end of the main garden and attached to the common wall with the neighbor, so we tried to make this wall existent as a part of the design. To cover the roof of summerhouse, polycarbonate material was utilized, which in addition to light dispersion, the shade of trees and their leaves can be seen and form a semi-enclosed space which is more in harmony with the nature of the garden.
