Located in the town of its namesake, Qorveh house is close to the centre of Kurdistan province in Iran. Architects at ReNa Design produced this home according to client’s demand; designed in two separate units, a duplex residential unit and a multi-purpose independent living and working suite.

ReNa Design said that regional studies and analyses on the typology and morphology of adjacent neighbourhoods in a new urban area led to the production of two-dimensional graphics with no architectural value. They devoted their efforts to exhibiting this project as a sculpture made of authentic, permanent material.

The rhythmic façade  forms a masterpiece with advanced technical details. Image credit: ReNa Design

The Tehran-based architecture and design firm said, “The rhythmic use of brick as an authentic and old material is a delightful melody, which combines with today's aesthetics and forms a masterpiece with advanced technical details.”

For more information about Qorveh House including additional photos and design images, visit the ReNa Design website.

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