As a job, offer by one of my friends, for his cousin, without any time pressure, it supposed to be a fun and casual project. Situated in the very humid region, beside the main road to the northern sea in Iran, the main objective is to create a house that not only leaves a lasting impression on young guests but also provides adequate protection against local burglary.

I have planned for the rainwater to be collected in the central roof nave and gracefully channeled towards a front pool. By designing double symetric gable roofs, I will ensure that rain water flows towards a central point, allowing for efficient drainage. This design element serves both an aesthetic and functional purpose. It adds a touch of elegance and intrigue to the overall architecture while also addressing the need for water management in a humid region. The sight of rainwater gracefully cascading into the front pool, will create a captivating visual experience for residents and visitors alike. By incorporating this feature, I aim to make the most of the natural resources available and promote sustainability in the design. It’s an innovative way to integrate water elements into the property, transforming rainwater into a striking and dynamic element of the overall design.