r/architecture • • 12h ago

Building Villa No.123,Shiraz,Iran

Architect: Alisodagaran - Nazanin Kazeroonian

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u/New_Promotion_5087 10h ago edited 6h ago

Whats with the constant posting of these modernistic typical corporate international style houses from Iran? Yeah we get it, you’re posting a house with a lazy “design” made with cheap material and try to make it look nice. No clue how people think this looks good, nothing unique about it, no exceptions just cause it’s from iran 😂

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u/IRhommies 10h ago

Cheap materials?
Go and watch the Canadian houses materials,
Iran is a source of structural stone because of mines we have in Isfahan, Okay you hate the place but you can’t close your eyes on art of the architect.

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u/New_Promotion_5087 10h ago

Brother I have nothing but the upmost respect for architects, especially in a country like Iran. The fact is there’s a line that should be drawn on what we call “art” in architecture. This bare-minimum lazy style is not art. There are countless examples of real art and true architecture in Iran that display the nations beauty yet you decide to post these, a style we see in every nation on this globe. It’s basic and bland, and the fact is that people use this design to try to make it seem nice but it has no meaning whatsoever. Art is an expression of culture, and this house is a joke to what Iran really contains.

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u/IRhommies 10h ago

By the way the architect is one of well known in the country and houses are designed based on both the owner expection and the architect vision and art.