.Ayeneh Office sets Book-Nook Villa on Damavand's hill The Book-Nook Rental property, developed by Ayeneh Office, is actually positioned in Damavand, Tehran, where style combines with the organic landscape. The property acts as both a retreat and also a space to house the client's substantial publication assortment, creating a relationship in between literary works and also the regarding atmosphere. Positioned on a pitch, the property is adapted north-south to catch the entire course of a nearby stream, from its source to where it disappears into the timbers. The construct is comprised of 2 slabs, constituting the floor and also ceiling, with glass panels that supply scenic sights of the encompassing landscape. Bookshelves are actually hung down coming from the roof, maintaining a crystal clear range from the wall structures as well as floor, keeping the openness and also purity of the area. Columns are removed coming from the glass, enhancing the feeling of weightlessness, as the villa appears to drift in its own all-natural setting.all photos by Ali Gorjian rental property's light-weight types float along the all-natural slope A light-weight natural steel staircase descends coming from the pitch, meeting the property's belly, bolstering its own connection to the landscapes. At some point, dropped into the pitch, is located the solution area, featuring a bathroom and kitchen, while the main living space is open to mother nature. A section of the lesser one-half of the collection is actually ingrained within a sloping recess. Inside, the villa's home furnishings are actually made for convenience and reading, along with scenery of the yard designed by the put on hold shelfs. The interior is more accentuated by a single-piece Bakhtiari rug, adding heat and colour to the marginal style. Ayeneh Workplace's engineers made this rental property as a space for reflection, using an immersive expertise where the local can pull away into the planet of publications while continuing to be deeply attached to the organic environment.the Book-Nook Vacation home through Ayeneh Workplace includes contemporary architecture along with the natural garden of Damavanddesigned as a sanctuary, the property houses the client's extensive publication selection in a setting encouraged by naturethe manor's design features 2 slabs for the flooring and also roof, with glass boards giving breathtaking viewsa lightweight metallic staircase connects the vacation home to the surface, enhancing its own relationship with the slopepositioned on an incline, the property grabs the complete course of the neighboring river, from its own resource to the woodsthe solution location, recessed right into the pitch, consists of a kitchen and bathroom, mixing power with designthe lesser section of the public library is actually embedded in to the sloping landscapes, effortlessly integrating architecture with mother nature.