Many modern living spaces have ample open-concept living space but can sometimes leave privacy by the wayside, which is something that this geometric villa combats against. Situated between the Caspian Sea and the Sisangan Forest in the Sisangan province in Iran, the building is constructed with a focus on privacy and is achieved with slabs of concrete that form a tent-like structure. This helps to maximize the capabilities of the living space, while also protecting the privacy of the inhabitants and maximizing the amount of natural light that can pour in throughout the day.
The geometric villa is the design work of MADO Architects and identifies what can be done to balance modern materials with daily living requirements.
Image Credit: MADO Architects
What's Driving This Trend
- Privacy-focused Architecture
- Architects and builders can explore incorporating privacy-focused designs into their projects to better meet the needs of modern living spaces.
- Innovative Use of Concrete
- The use of concrete in unique shapes and forms can offer new possibilities for maximizing living space and privacy in buildings.
- Blending Modern and Natural Elements
- Combining modern materials with natural elements, such as forests and bodies of water, can create a unique environment that balances aesthetics with functionality.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Construction
- Innovative architects and builders can utilize privacy-focused designs and new concrete forms to design modern living spaces that meet the changing needs of inhabitants.
- Real Estate Development
- Developers can incorporate privacy-focused designs and unique concrete structures into their projects to create distinct living spaces that appeal to modern customers.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can work with architects and builders to integrate privacy-focused designs and innovative concrete forms to create functional and aesthetically pleasing living spaces.
