
Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran
3 - 3
Sara Maleki
The "Smart Tourism Pavilion" project, situated in Tehran, draws its aesthetic and geometric identity from the local patterns of the Abbas Abad area. The conceptual form of the pavilion is a synthesis of the geometric motifs found in two iconic local landmarks: the Mina Dome and the Tabiat Bridge.
This design process achieves a dynamic and responsive architectural solution through several key strategies:
Reflective Facade: The pavilion utilizes stainless steel reflective panels to create a dynamic facade that mirrors the surrounding landscape and adapts to the user's perspective and movement.
Environmental Optimization: By employing concrete panels, the structure is designed to optimize sunlight exposure, responding effectively to environmental conditions.
Structural Synthesis: The pavilion is built as an evolution of an existing structure, enhanced by new facade elements that give it a unique, diamond-like geometric expression.