Designed in 2012 for the Saveh Branch of the ACECR, this University of Applied Science and Technology campus occupies a compact 1,800 m² urban site. An open pilotis ground floor maximizes outdoor communal space. Organized as two parallel wings linked by a central circulation spine, the design optimizes natural daylight and cross-ventilation. A parametric façade and roof system responds to the building’s orientation, providing effective solar shading while establishing a cohesive architectural identity.
Services:
Architectural Design
Type:
Educational
Area:
6,000 m2
Location:
Saveh, Iran
Year:
2012
Status:
Idea
