Renders

Privacy of schools for females in Muslim societies is the main task of their building design. By creating semi-open spaces between the buildings, students can participate in outdoor activities without being seen from other facilities. Additionally, by paying attention to sunlight's direction, neighbor’s structures planning, and further site analysis, indoors private spaces were also designed.

People are different, and the way they want to place their houses in a neighbourhood is one of the most basic kinds of difference. Some people want to live where the action is. Others want more isolation. This corresponds to a basic human personality dimension or the ‘community loving - privacy loving ‘ dimension. Those who want the action like being near services, near shops, they like a lively atmosphere outside their houses, and they are happy to have strangers going past their houses all the time. Those who want more isolation like being away from services and shops enjoy a tiny scale outside their houses and don’t want strangers going past their houses.

The main concept of this design has been inspired by the works of famous Iranian architect, Mohammad Majidi . By using courtyard elements, roof gardens and open spaces in the central tower of the hotel and surrounding commercial buildings our team tried to have more free areas without any boundaries for guests at the hotel.