The residence designed for Maryam and Faraj in Shiraz confronts several challenges, including a narrow width of 12 meters amidst a dense urban setting, yet boasts a valuable northern view. The architect's approach involved careful negotiation with the site, municipal regulations, and the environmental aspects that impact design. This process ultimately aimed to respect both the constraints of the physical environment and the personal desires of the clients, yielding a living space that harmonizes with its surroundings and fulfills the homeowners' vision.
The design process became an act of negotiation—balancing site restrictions, regulatory demands, environmental influences, and the personal aspirations of the clients.
This residence for Maryam and Faraj strategically utilizes its unique location to provide an uninterrupted northern view while addressing the challenges of a narrow site.
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