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She shouts with the light that shines from within: a home to “LIVE”. However, it is so isolated that it seems like no one is allowed to enter. She is on her own.
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The only asset she owns is the void, which she tries to fill by any means, to cheer herself up. There is no shelter, no companion but herself; she must make it alone.
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Nevertheless, she awaits a guest, who will never show up. Solo house; a house with a design scope of 7 * 20 * 7 m3 is considered in a hypothetical location with a neighborhood surrounding its east and west side, with access from the south.
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Due to the ambiguity, such as the vague context, obscure geography and unclear users, the strategy was based on the idea that the house should be defined in a container, not interacting with the surrounding environment, but with itself.
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According to the definition, the program of the house is divided into two sections; private- and publicspace.
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This is the division of full- and empty-space, defined and organized by the objects inside the container.
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Private spaces of the house are objects inside the container. This conjunction leads to the creation of a empty space, defining the public space of the house.
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Therefore, the synergy resulted from the interaction of the object and the empty space, leads to the creation of the living space. Source by Nima Nian, Mohammad Beiglari.
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- Location: concept
- Architects: Nima Nian, Mohammad Beiglari
- Status: 1st place Competition
- Year: 2017
- Images: Courtesy of Nima Nian
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