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Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв by Bahador Kashani Madani

Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв by Bahador Kashani Madani is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2025 A' Design Award Хүрэл шагнал in Дотоод орон зай ба үзэсгэлэнгийн дизайн Competition Category.


ХүрэлИнтерьер· 2025

Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв

by Bahador Kashani Madani

Client: Tamrin Space

A' Design Award Хүрэл шагнал Winner in Интерьер Category

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The Design

About Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв

Дизайны арга барил нь одоо байгаа барилгын боломжийг дээд зэргээр ашиглах, орон зайн хуваарилалтыг захиалагчийн шаардлагад нийцүүлэх, үйл ажиллагааг сайжруулахад чиглэгдсэн. Нэвтрэх боломж, харагдах байдал болон үзэмжийг нарийвчлан үнэлснээр зохион байгуулалт нь янз бүрийн хэсгүүдээр чөлөөт хөдөлгөөнийг санал болгохын зэрэгцээ завсарлах болон харилцах орон зайг бүрдүүлдэг. Хөгжлийн бэрхшээлтэй хүмүүсийн хүртээмж, байгалийн гэрэл ба агааржуулалтыг тэргүүлэх ач холбогдол өгч, тааламжтай, хүртээмжтэй орчинг бүрдүүлсэн. Эцсийн дизайн нь гоо зүй ба үйл ажиллагааг нэгтгэж, эв найртай, олон зориулалттай орон зайг санал болгодог.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Хүрэл шагнал

Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв нь A' Design Award Хүрэл шагналын ялагч бөгөөд бүтээлч чанар, овсгоо, цэцэн ухаанаараа ялгарсан шилдэг загварт олгодог маш нэр хүндтэй хүлээн зөвшөөрөлт юм. Хүрэл ялагчид бол хангалттай ур чадвартай, гайхалтай бүтээлч ажил бөгөөд зохион бүтээгчдийн өргөн туршлага, төсөөлөл, самбаатай байдлыг баталдаг. Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв нь өндөр үнэлэгдсэн, биширсэн, хайрласан зүйл, мэдэгдэхүйц мэргэжлийн, шинэлэг байх болно гэж хүлээгддэг. Хүрэл шагнал хүртсэн энэ загвар нь урлаг, шинжлэх ухаан, загвар, технологийн шилдэг туршлагыг шингээж, нарийн ширийнд анхаарал хандуулснаараа тод юм. Tamrin Space Соёлын Төв хэрэгцээг гайхалтай хангаж, хүслийг хөндөж, сэтгэл хөдлөлийг байлдан дагуулж, сониуч занг татдаг.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties
The architecture of the Tamrin Space encompasses everything that embodies value and authenticity, acknowledging that nothing lasts forever and nothing is ever complete. The design seeks to create an environment where the details are precise and hidden, appreciating the subtle beauty that exists in the simplicity and authenticity of the elements.The final plan was developed by considering access, views, and vistas, as well as spaces for pauses and divisions, accessibility for disabled individua
Dimensions & Packaging
Total Land Area: 365 sqm
Area of Construction: 525 sqm
Tags
Persian, Modern, Music, Theater, performance, Handmade Tile, Cafe,
Production Technology
One of the most significant changes made to the building was the introduction of natural light into the center of
the structure through a skylight on the roof and the creation of a full-height void from the roof to the ground floor.
This void, featuring a glass floor on the second level and open with a glass railing on the first level, directs light to
the garden situated beneath the void. As a result, all areas of this project benefit from natural light. In the design
of new volumes and elements, such as the central garden on the ground floor, the layout of the café tiles, and the
restrooms, inspiration was drawn from the existing shapes and elements of the building. The volumes that form
the café counters, reception counters, and library were all made from plaster, designed to appear as if they
emerged from the walls themselves. A meticulous and restrained use of materials in various sections, along with
efforts to restore and repair the existing elements of the building, aimed to preserve its authenticity and identity.
Design Challenge
A significant amount of time was spent on reinforcing the building's structure. On the foundation, bending bars combined with concrete beams created a unified foundation system, which was connected to the existing structure using dowel bars. Additionally, considering the moisture in the foundation and to prevent rising damp in the building's walls, a drainage channel (drainage trench) was installed in front of the foundation. All walls, floors, and ceilings were reinforced and strengthened. Two shear walls were added to the structural system in the east-west direction, and three shear walls were added in the north-south direction.
Research
One of the most significant changes made to the building was the introduction of natural light into the center of the structure through a skylight on the roof and the creation of a full-height void from the roof to the ground floor. This void, featuring a glass floor on the second level and open with a glass railing on the first level, directs light to the garden situated beneath the void. As a result, all areas of this project benefit from natural light. In the design of new volumes and elements, such as the central garden on the ground floor, the layout of the café tiles, and the restrooms, inspiration was drawn from the existing shapes and elements of the building. The volumes that form the café counters, reception counters, and library were all made from plaster, designed to appear as if they emerged from the walls themselves. A meticulous and restrained use of materials in various sections, along with efforts to restore and repair the existing elements of the building, aimed to preserve its authenticity and identity. Even in areas where imperfections were left intentionally untouched, the building's original character was maintained. The age and passage of time were showcased by revealing the brickwork of the vaulted ceilings and the soot-stained bricks along the old chimney route. Alongside the library window, which benefited from controlled light due to the proximity of a mature mulberry tree in the yard, a cozy space for sitting and reading was created.
Inspiration
The project's client had a clear and defined vision of the desired space even before selecting the project building. They described this space as follows: Tamrin Space is the dream of having an independent house for a group of music and theater artists. It’s about enjoying working together and engaging in artistic activities in a space meticulously designed and prepared for such experiences.
Project Duration
The design of project started in December 2020 in Tehran and construction is finished in November 2022 in Tehran.
Operation Flow
The outcome of this project is a dynamic and multifunctional space that aligns perfectly with the activities taking place within it. On the other hand, a valuable house in one of Tehran's cultural neighborhoods has been properly restored and renovated, enabling it to continue its life for many more years. The building’s proximity to significant cultural and artistic centers, such as the City Theater and Roudaki Hall, is in complete harmony with its function, and it can serve as an inspiring example for other buildings in the area that are threatened with demolition.
Image Credits
Image #1: Photographer Mohammad Hasan Ettefagh
Image #2: Photographer Mohammad Hasan Ettefagh
Image #3: Photographer Mohammad Hasan Ettefagh
Image #4: Photographer Mohammad Hasan Ettefagh

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