Nextoffice design studio created the Villa for Older Brother, a one-of-a-kind residence in Iran. Reaching 10,000 square feet, this spacious structure was created to combine an umbrella-like roof that towers over a bowl-shaped pool. Split into multiple apartments, common spaces and public areas, this house boasts large windows throughout that offer expansive views.
With landscaping incorporated into the interior as well as the exterior, the Villa for Older Brother opens up completely to the outdoors to fill each room with light and natural air. Shaped after a cube, this villa is packed with amenities including a parking garage, a janitor's studio, storage rooms, wine cellars, a gym and a two-season swimming pool. The Villa for Older Brother is unlike anything seen in the area.
Modern Multi-Use Villas
'Villa for Older Brother' is a Modern Home with a Unique Design
Trend Themes
1. Open Concept Living - Designing homes with large windows and open spaces that connect the interior with the outdoors provides opportunities for innovative architectural designs.
2. Hybrid Living Spaces - Creating multi-use villas with apartments, common spaces, and public areas allows for flexible living arrangements and communal environments.
3. Integration of Nature - Incorporating landscaping into both the interior and exterior of homes offers a unique opportunity to blend natural elements with the built environment.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore new possibilities in designing modern multi-use villas that prioritize open spaces, hybrid living arrangements, and the seamless integration of nature.
2. Real Estate - Developers and real estate professionals can capitalize on the demand for modern multi-use villas that offer unique living experiences and amenities.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can embrace the challenge of creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces within modern multi-use villas, taking advantage of the open concept and nature integration.