Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż by Omid Amini and Fatemeh Salehi Amiri is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Złota Nagroda A' Design Award in Projektowanie Wnętrz Competition Category.
ZłotaWnętrza· 2021
Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż
by Omid Amini and Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
Client: Sizan
Złota Nagroda A' Design Award Winner in Wnętrza Category
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The Design
About Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż
Jaskinia Lodowa to showroom dla klienta, który potrzebował przestrzeni o wyjątkowej jakości. W międzyczasie, w stanie zaprezentować różne właściwości projektu Teheran Eye. Zgodnie z funkcją projektu, atrakcyjna, ale neutralna atmosfera do pokazywania obiektów i wydarzeń według potrzeb. Ideą projektową było użycie logiki minimalnej powierzchni. Zintegrowana powierzchnia siatki jest rozłożona na całej przestrzeni. Przestrzeń potrzebna do różnych zastosowań jest tworzona w oparciu o siły obce działające na powierzchnię w kierunku w górę iw dół. Do produkcji powierzchnia ta została podzielona na 329 paneli.
The Recognition
About the Złota Nagroda A' Design Award
Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż to laureat Złotej Nagrody A' Design Award, ogromnie prestiżowego wyróżnienia przyznawanego pierwszorzędnym, wspaniałym i znakomitym projektom. Laureaci Złotej Nagrody to niezwykle innowacyjne, wizjonerskie i olśniewające dzieła, które odzwierciedlają geniusz, mądrość i kunszt ich twórców. Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż ma być wysoko chwalonym, wyznaczającym trendy i monumentalnym wynalazkiem, który dostarcza bezprecedensowej wartości. Ten projekt nagrodzony Złotą Nagrodą A' Design Award to spektakularne, szanowane dzieło, które w znacznym stopniu przynosi korzyści i przesuwa granice sztuki, nauki, designu i technologii. Ice Cave Przedsprzedaż wywołuje intensywne uczucie pożądania, budzi pasję, zachęca do kreatywności i fascynuje nas.
Behind the Design
Press Kit
Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- The need for an exhibition space and the potential to provide features, details, and replicas of the Tehran Eye project. Also, this section's location on the first floor and the use of two skylights for natural light provided very exclusive conditions for the design of a cave space, which provided a ceiling property or a free form as opposed to neutral walls. The emphasis of the space design was focused on the roof and columns, elements that provided a suitable basis for the design of this space.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Ceiling: 290 m2
Ceiling Composite panels: 329
Floor: 200 m2 - Tags
- Minimal Surface, Digital fabrication, computational design, Digital design
- Production Technology
- The logic of minimal surfaces was used according to the project's need for an attractive yet neutral atmosphere for showing the project's predicted function.
For Fabrication, this surface has been divided into several panels (329 double curve composite panels). The main constraint for products these panels is using a three-axis CNC machine (Styrofoam block with a density of 37 kg-m3, 1.1.2 m3). At the same time, the method of installing panels and details of connecting to the main structure has also been taken into consideration. - Design Challenge
- construction, a few points, needed research, at least the change in the size of the parts based on climate change that sometimes reaches forty degrees Celsius, on the other hand, due to the general use of this project and the rapid flammability of the composite Need fire retardant or fire-retardant compounds.
facilities, due to the middle space between the shell and the structural roof, this section was used to reduce the energy required for air circulation.
green wall section, the use of the most suitable type of these walls, as well as plants and irrigation conditions and light required by plants, are among the items studied. - Research
- Type of research: Use of current world articles and journals
Objectives of the research: Making a free-form shell with the least use of materials and in the shortest possible time, using the project facilities to save more energy consumption for the cooling and heating system, using green space with optimal irrigation in mind.
Due to the different parts of the project, several topics were important for initial research and studies.
-design section, what needed more research and study in this section was the optimization of consumables and construction stages according to local materials and devices. - Inspiration
- Icy cave project has been designed and built in order to presell commercial units of a commercial-recreational Tehran Eye complex. In its early years of operation, this space will be used for selling commercial units. Then, it will be transformed into an event hall. Therefore, this issue has been taken into consideration in the design of this project, and it's fixed as well as the mobile layout of the furniture.
- Project Duration
- The project started in April 2016 in Tehran, Iran, and finished in June 2018, and was a sale office for selling stores of Tehran eye Commercial and entertainment complex.
- Operation Flow
- Visitors are first confronted with a section that can personally use the provided tools to overview the different sections and general and technical information of the Tehran Eye.
then they introduced the project with the guidance of staff using wall-mounted displays. In the second part, customers can sit next to fixed and movable furniture, and listen to the sales manager's explanations. In the final stage, visitors face sitting or standing with a large screen that is projected. - Patents
- For copyrights: "Copyrights belong to Fatemeh Salehi Amiri, 2018."
For trademarks: "Sizan (2011) Fatemeh Salehi Amiri, Omid Amini, Avid Amini" - Team Members
- Architecture Firm:
Omid Amini and Partners
Architects in charge:
Omid Amini
Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
Design Team:
Mehrad Mahnia
Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
Executive Manager:
Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
Omid Amini
Supervisor:
Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
Mehrad Mahnia
Contractor:
Sizan Company - Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Parham Taghiof (Persia Photography Center), Ice Cave, 2018.
Image #2: Photographer Parham Taghiof (Persia Photography Center), Ice Cave, 2018.
Image #3: Photographer Parham Taghiof (Persia Photography Center), Ice Cave, 2018.
Image #4: Photographer Parham Taghiof (Persia Photography Center), Ice Cave, 2018.
Image #5: Photographer Parham Taghiof (Persia Photography Center), Ice Cave, 2018.
Other Images: Photographer Masih Mostajeran (Deed Studio)
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