Description

Villa No. 13 is conceived through the interplay of open, semi-open, and enclosed spaces. Through three cascading courtyards and an internal patio, the project creates an intermediate microclimate between the interior and exterior. Aligned along the north–south axis, the courtyards bring southern daylight and northern views deep into the building, while responding to the spatial sequence of the interior. The central patio, framed by greenery, creates a transparent and dynamic sectional experience, gently distinguishing the public and semi-public realms.

Two complementary strategies “weaving the courtyards” and “shading” further enrich the project’s spatial and lived experience. The first establishes independent outdoor circulation routes, while the second introduces a perforated envelope that provides shade, shapes the atmosphere, and creates a framework for the growth of climbing vegetation. Ultimately, through a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Iranian Narenjestan a garden courtyard traditionally associated with citrus trees the villa pursues the enduring aspiration of being enveloped by greenery, allowing architecture and landscape to gradually become one.

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