The Book-Nook Villa / Ayeneh Office

The volume is comprised of two floor and ceiling slabs and gl، panels. The bookshelves are suspended from the ceiling, maintaining a distance from both walls and floors so as not to alter the purity of the volume. The columns are separated from the gl، structures, giving the impression of a ،e that is both flowing and weightless, as if floating within the natural environment. At the end of the villa, which is recessed into the ،, there is a service area, including a small kitchen and bathroom. The main part of the Book-Nook villa is surrounded by a vast, open landscape. The bookshelves offer glimpses of the surrounding nature, framing views of the trees below and the sky above from almost every angle. In addition to the comfortable furni،ngs designed for reading and entertaining, a ،ious, single-piece Bakhtiari rug, vi،nt and warm in color, unrolls before the sun and offers a welcoming s، to relax.

This villa is designed to invite people to read, think, linger, and stay for a long time. The ،her will not be alone in this new ،use, on one level, he finds solace a، his close friends, books, and on another, he seeks comfort in the em،ce of nature, earth, sky, water and sunlight.