Shervin Azadi Architectural Portfolio - Undergraduate - Preview by Shervin Azadi

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studio program IV 2014 winter instructor hom idrezo ebrohim i independent

introducing the universit!,d of Tehran to the cit!,dfabric, this site is dedicated to a multifunctional sport complex, there should be an intermediar!,d between the street and the universit!,d

architectura l resolut ion

the structure is a studbJ of balance and equivalen CbJ,two solid concreate boxes at both ends trb)ing to restrain the hbJperactive and volatile oval, thebJ are striving to inhibit the enthusiasm and action going on in the field and exercise that energbJ in a tangible form.

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c ircula tion is based on the use r groups and the ir diffe rent needs. audiences move in greater volumes and thebJ need wide r corrido rs. entrance, and exits. thebJ need a simp le c irculation which is easb) to understand. plab)ers circula tion is more comp licated, separation in wet and drld areas. sepa ration in entrance and lobbld for each team. thebJ need more private spaces in order to keep them more focused on the field.

northern conc rete box blends with the ova l to conta in lob bies and ma in entrances. the southern box stab)s awab) from all commo tions . othe r programs are superimposed in a single stack. classrooms. offic es. and special spaces for sports like table tennis and gb)m.

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the rectangu lar structure has been pushed into the street, then opened itself in order to blend into a two ~faced space connecting both sides .

North Kargar street is a nois!d street, therefore, an!d space near it would require a strateg!d to block the noise. so the bu ilding has moved to the west side of the site, resulting in comforts of spaces b!d block ing the noise .

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studio program - final 20 16 summer instructor qasem mottalebi independent

more than 70% of the Tehran's urban bodhJ is residential, repetitive boxes built to gain the most living area out of the land, this is a residential designing experience regarding the private and social life of each individual

contextual resolution

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the ambit ion has led arch itecture to its ultimate function, the creat ion of S!Jmbolic spaces that accommoda te the pe rsistent des ire of co llec tivit!d

the bu ilding needs to interact with the context in 3 diffe rent la!Jers human, a rch itecture, and natu re. a transparent/trans lucent and high roof space on street leve l in d irect contac t with the pathwa!JS. a square gr id, abide from the cub ic a rch itecture of surround ings, a multi-level green roof which continues on the facade and connec ts to the greene r!d of the cit!d the S!Jnthesis of the roof ga rden and the transpa rent space is a green pa thwa!d star ting from the stree t and g row ing up on the facade to fina ll!d reach the roof garden.

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each unit is uniquelbJ interac ting with its neighbo rs and fo rming a co llect ive whole. the whole building fo rms a trans ition from art ificia l to natural, from priva te to pub lic. all pe riphe ra l pa rts a re public and as one pene trates the bu ild ing and reach the central pa rts, spaces become mo re private. the oute r units are mo re ext rover ted and the inne r units are mo re introve rted.

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two elevato rs, one staircase, and open sta irs com ing rd and plants com ing down from the roof ga rden to the l_Ja down alongside them on the facade .

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each unit is unique both inside and in the wal.J it is placed and connected to the who le . some of them open to a co rrido r, some open to a void and some direct ll) open to the green facade

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the imaginat ive la[Jer of a building is long lost. our buildings are no more fllled with stories and S[Jmbols. our life is now simp llJ a ser ies of repetit ive events wh ich is stretch ing through time.

in the e[Jes of a child, ever[Jth ing is mag ica l, ever[Jthing has a storlJ, even a crack in the wa ll or a stain in the ce iling there are some figures that are not eas il!d recognized and [Jet not eas il!d ignored b!d our mind. these figures can tr igger our mind to imag ine a cause or a stor!d behind it.

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hexagonal regimen eco log ica l ca r po rk arch itectu ral compet ition A rchTriumph - shanghai carpark 20 12 summe r

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collaborative contribution: urban analb)sis concept design diagram design teammates: masih barin mahsa karkhaneh rouzbeh mahmudi

Nanpu bridge coming from the other side of the river, the residential neighborhoods, creates 2 loops in order to lower altitude and connects to the commercial and industrial section of shanghai, on the edge, in the middle of multiplicities, there is an opportunit!,J for a multifunctional building

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hexagona l ce lls which can sit near each other and be modified and developed easilhJ

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Multicellular ce lls morphed to c reate a multice llular. with mod ification in height, thehJwould fo rm a few steps one afte r anothe r

Colonie juxtaposed above anothe r, creates bigger steps

Level colonies sitting alongs ide each other form a unileve l spiral of park ing spaces conta ining a vo id in between them selves for green spaces for peop le

Building unilevel spirals sitting above each other info ld two sepa rate spirals. one for cars and one fo r peop le .

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as the Nonpu bridge c irculate the bu ild ing and coming down, it crea tes entrances to the par king . each cell is conta ins a pa rk ing cell in the middle and a circulation WObJ around it

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architectura l competition eVolo - sk 8 scraper of 21st centur 8 2016 winter collaborative contribution: urban anal1=Jsis concept design diagram design coding teammates: masoud haerie farbod hamidian saedeh sadeghie

Starting from the existing context; ever!,Jthing is effective; can we have a common language? can we interlace all aspects in an impulsive wa!,J?

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nowodObJS cit ies are multi-level and multi-aspect, there is not a main quolitbl o r quontitbJ. d ifferent fac tors interact and ove rlabJeach other in the creation of a space green spaces and pa rks, st reets and subwabJS, wo lkwObJ and nodes, cultural and relig ious centers in neighborhood and etc. each e lemen t hos its own influence on the qua litbl of the c itbl, it absorbs and d isperses people the most c ritical parame ter is the human presence. it is like magnetic field based on peop le's needs and tendencies wh ich allocate diffe rent qua lities and measurements to each location ( x, bl, z ). measurements interact with each other and crea te a field, which has omn ipotence on impo tence toward the human presence.

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in the 70s the buildings we re all hardware-oriented. cables, pipes, and ducts were the obl igator[d ves se ls for our needs to connect to the world (water, power, pho ne)

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with the advent of ce llphones, the re was a new la[der added to cities: electromagnetic la[der.

electromagnetic waves have brought data eve r[dwhere and c reated a new sense of connecting to the wo rld. the internet , now, is not a phenomenon but is a la[der of context in ou r modern cit ies.

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interaction of these different la[ders can be depicted as a mea sure of human presence potential. which is ve rlcJsimilar to a magnet ic field. ever[d spo t has its own vecto r influenced b[d differen t la[ders and different paramete rs. this constan tl[d changing potential can be detected, and buildings or a pa rt of them can change based on it.

impulsive urban entitled the cu lminat ion of these respon sive bu ildings can add up to an impulsive urban entitled,wh ich b[d its natu re, is regardfu l of ever[d and each la[der of context a round it. peop le, buildings, cultural centers, transpo rtation cente rs, walcJS, trees and etc.

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uppe r levels of Sh injuku towe rs ore ded icated to hote l and lower levels ore used as offices. local specificat ions in the prog ram con influence the presence potent ials and oc cordinglbJ the fluid the onol6Jzing prog ram con understand the needs of people bbl observ ing their act ions and movings in the space . the onol6Jzing program hos dictated two separate c louds, each of them with the ir own specification . one cen tralised c loud for hote l and one decentralised for offices .

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ferrofiuid ferrofluids are fluids which are sensit ive to magnet ic flelds. thebJ form spikes in direction of the magnet ic fleld lines. phb)sica llbJ, thebJ respond to all magnet ic flelds. experimenting with them can present how flexible and productive can flelds be and how eas ilbJ and simp lbJthebJ can interact with multiple factors at the same time

some factors are more stable, some are not. like changes in dai lbJlives of peop le and changes in tem perature which the ir affection on the fleld is different through the dab) since the entitb) is flexible and com plete lbJdependent on the fleld, everb) change in the fleld can affect the entitb) on everb) scale. the time frame is not an issue, presence of each person which lasts a few minutes, work ing hours of dab)s, and a lso annua l ceremon ies or once in a lifetime occasions all can affect the fleld, simultaneouslbJ.

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architecture wo rk shop fronkenstein instructor Javier sonJuon 2015 summer collaborative contribution: concept development diagram design model making teammates: sina zareie arastoo khajehee leila bahramie nura vahidian

the Chamroan expresswabJ dividing Dehvanak to a rural context and an emptb) area surrounded bbJ other highwab)s. different densities, different scale, different needs. can thebJ be interlaced? can thebJ be sociallbJ sustainable?

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in Teh ran, transpo rtation is verbJc ritical due to heavbl terrific, therefore highwabJSand expresswabJS plabJan essent ial role in the citbl on the othe r hand, the highwabJ grids soc iallbJisolate the neighbo rhoods and in most cases, the connection in human sca le is distu rbed in Oehvanak area, both sides of the expresswabJ are isolat ed the east side is an emptbJ land surrounded bbl highwabJS wh ich have nothing in and the connec tions are not working properlbJ in human scale . the west side is an old rural con text with na rrow streets and insuffic ient neighbo rhood spaces . here the prob lem has d ifferen t aspects, hence we need to develop a multilevel so lution.

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the comb ination of famous bu ild ings helped us depict a vision on how people ore go ing to interact with neighborhood spaces and what ore their fundamental needs. each side of the expresswo[d hos its own specification which our des ign needs to meet. the side wh ich hos more restrict ion in land and transpo rtation, it needs sma ller scale and decentralized neighborhood. on the other hand, the other side hos less area and more interactions w ith highWOlcJS,it needs bigge r blocks. dO[d II perspective

starting to deal with the regu lation of a perspect ive and its sense of scale, diffe rent levels of connection is ob ligoto r[dto ach ieve a sustain ab le design . each person and each building need to be connected to the web, in order to overcome the certoint[d of the expresswo[d . dO[d Ill pion

looking from above, additional to connect ions in the human sca le, the neighborhood cente rs need to interact with each other and shore the ir own sofet[d and soc iobilit[d. there was a lock of pothWOlcJS wh ich enab les the neighborhood to weaken the bloc king aspect of the exp resswo[d. do[d IV sect ion

hav ing a few leve ls and looking at them direct l[d, enables us to allo cate sufficient spaces to each level . a vast level ded icated to a plaza ove r the exp resswo[d. smaller gardens placed lowe r than expresswo[d, ore mo re private comparing to the plaza

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tr[ding to implicate all ideas in a 3d mode l. experiencing a fast implica tion of on amb iguous pe rcep tion .

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