Garden House

Architectural Design
Project Years
September 2008
Location
Sirjan, Iran
Estimate Budget
$1,500,000
Style
Traditional / Classic Persian
Size
7500 Sq Ft

About Project

Garden House proves that serious design is all about function, comfort, and timeless material—not hollow gestures. Nested on an urban lot, the massing is compact and geometric. The architecture uses clear lines, thick boundary walls, and layered courtyards for genuine privacy, daylight, and flow. No slapped-on details. Every window and opening is placed for a reason, real light and cross-breeze, not just render flourishes.

Inside, every inch works hard: a double-height living room with real spatial drama, full indoor-outdoor views, and a central pool feature built for living, not showing off. Circulation is efficient, no wasted halls, no decorative dead-ends. Kitchen and living zones connect straight out to the garden patio, not via awkward sliders. All finishes are robust, hand-picked for longevity and clean texture. Garden House is for clients who want architecture that never gets old.

Special Features

  • Thick private exterior walls, engineered shading
  • Internal courtyards for light and ventilation
  • Double-height living space with custom gallery
  • Central pool and water feature
  • Integrated outdoor patio, real garden views
  • True cross-ventilation, not just window dressing
  • Designed for privacy, permanence, and day-to-day usability
  • Natural stone, brickwork, and textured concrete throughout
  • No shortcuts—every space finished and fully detailed
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