Turbosealtech New Incubator and Office building | New Wave Architecture

Turbosealtech New Incubator and Office building

This is a place for genius people to research and innovate and it is the soul of architecture that can create something beyond of just a building, a place for inspiration is admired. The building is located in Pardis Technology Park in Tehran suburb. The park’s segments are almost having been designed with young private Architects of the country as a chance that the organization of the park has given to them to present them, this self-expression finalized to expanded infusion in site.

This project is going to work as an incubator. The proposed building will locate in one thousand and three hundreds square meters lot with three open sides. In spite of being small building but numerous parameters has made the project complex.
Creativity needs an elusive dosage of order and chaos. The attitudes during design were having well interaction among technology and simplicity with providing coherency between site, function, and landscape.

In meantime for affording connectivity of spaces the proposed physical diagram to organize buildings elements is pyramid form that is working by dividing the whole program to horizontal levels which are well connected vertically by transparent lift that provide entity of the building so Offices will locate in upper levels and workhouses are basically located in lower level with transparent enclosure in entrance of building that gives visitor’s chance of being aware of company production.
The peak points which have been paid attention more during design process are as below:
-site view continuity
-Heat control
-Renewal energy usage
– Water collecting

With consideration, all of those mentioned facts, at the end final decision persuade designers to this shape for the building. The volume is drawn out of the ground, to save skyline and landscape continuity of the whole site, with thirty-degree slop that is the optimum angle for solar panels in this region which are going to be installed on its green roof. Its specific form provides triangle corner on the north side of volume that inspired designers for having an entrance there, which motivate people to enter the building.
In designing facades transparency is key points as it is believed for having a more active circumstance in offices, should provide transparency and take more natural light inside into consideration the climate of the site; specific design will be needed to control the mass of heat gaining. Consequently, a glass volume with double skin facades is designed with an internal surface of the photochromic glass and lightweight material flat sheets in outer layer which are cuts in the shape of perpendicular cubic grids. On the other hand for preventing from undesired west-light, this grid has changed in size to ease light more than other sides. Northside has conducted a pleasant amount of light in and in South side of the building has enough light exposure that is adequate for the green roof.

There is a sharp slice in the inclined roof that arouses the sense of extension and the smooth route from ground to the roof. This edge helps to conduct light indirectly to the terraces in lower levels, moreover, it creates an opportunity to have passive ventilation in this location of the building too, which both of them help to have comfort zones in terraces. Terraces have multifunctional roles in building; the upper one is a place for gathering and having an interconnection between visitors and users, and the lower ones are relaxation points for employees.
Project Info.
Architects : New Wave Architecture
Location : Tehran , Iran
Year : 2017
Type : Office building
Status : Current works

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