Project
Savan House
Category
Best Project of Private Residence
About the project (provided by the applicant)
Savan House, located in the temperate forests of northern Iran, is an architectural project that harmonizes human presence with nature. The design, inspired by the spiral geometry of a snail shell, symbolizes continuity and ascension. The journey begins at the forest edge, moves into a serene central courtyard, and culminates with expansive views from the rooftop.
The project addresses challenges such as maintaining privacy, climatic adaptability, and integrating modern forms with the natural environment. The central courtyard serves as the heart of the house, fostering social interaction and natural comfort. Exposed concrete and minimalist massing define the structure, seamlessly blending with the surroundings.
Savan House reinterprets Iranian spatial heritage through a contemporary lens, offering a balanced living experience deeply rooted in nature.
Location
Dehkadeh Kish Dibi, Gilan Province, Iran
Project design year
2025
Extra visual materials
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Yh4s29q6joc1eVZEcV0sYFLakAGsT7pI?usp=drive_link
Applicant
Nobico Studio
A design professional focused on contemporary architecture with an emphasis on integrating nature and cultural heritage, the project Savan House reflects a deep understanding of spatial layering and minimalism. Currently engaged in advanced architectural design studies and collaborating with experienced mentors, innovative solutions in residential architecture are being explored that respond to both environmental and cultural contexts.
Authors of the project
Nobico Studio
Design Team: Keyvan Azizi, Ali Sakhi, Rozita Rezvani, Golnoush Ashouri, Herochista Parleman, Atefe Alizadehe, Saba Ghasemi Vahid, Mahdisa Miraftab
Visualization
Amirhossein Sabzi
Status of the project
Conceptual design
