Paykar Bonyan Panel Factory / ARAD (Architectural Research And Design)

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Architects: ARAD – Bahram Kalantari, Kourosh Dabbagh
Location: Tehran,
Design Team: Majid Pazhuhi, Niloofar Niksar
Technical Team: Anoushiravan Kharrazi, Mehdi Holakouie, Mona haddadi
Project Manager: Eskandar Hadjizadeh
Structural consultant: Behrang Baniadam (Afarinesh consulting co.)
Site Area: 10,500 sqm
Constructed Area: 4,200 sqm
Project year: 2006
Photographer: Kamran Adl, Ali Daghigh


The project: is a factory that contains a prefabricated building system production plant plus an office & ancillary building.

Site: The site location is an industrial city for non-pollution factories, 35 kilometer away from Tehran/ Iran.

The Client Goal: is to change the traditional construction system to an industrial building system which can fulfill the enormous demand of construction in Iran. The client, therefore, wanted the factory to be indicative of this goal in terms of architectural quality in industrial building system with no resemblance to traditional factories in Iran.

The program: is a 3700 sqm production plant with a 350 sqm mezzanine for settlement of technical management team and 500 sqm for technical office and showrooms and mechanical room that must be close to and with a good access to the production plant. There is also a 500 sqm management building with a VIP suit and receptions that is connected to the main bldg with a bridge.

The ancillary building with 200 sqm area is in a separate building in the site.

Building Morphology: These types of buildings always possess some characteristics such as large span, modular structure and homogeneous space.

Architectural Concept: (everything happens @ once) Architect’s approach towards designing a distinctive building is to bear in mind the above-mentioned characteristics.

As regards this project, not only the characteristic aspects have been regarded but also we have been able to get the maximum use of a kind of architecture which provides for all quantitative and qualitative architectural demands.

Geometry of space: (The geometry can make us either murderers or lovers)The emphasis was to apply a simple geometry of space to be able to meet all the prospects foreseen in the project such as the program and the required connectivity and moreover be able to create a new atmosphere which makes turn a globe either in section or in plan as well as the project façade ( interior and exterior) into a homogeneous object.

The building is located North-South lengthwise and the main administration building which overlooks Alborz mountain has a uniform view.

 
 
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Juri says:

Nice proportion! I like street Facade. I just wonder how they delt with the waterproofing issue where the two different roof slopes connect… water has a funny way of getting into joints like that. But then again…it’s Iran! How much rain can there be!

All & all… Very nice building for a factory!

 
# October 14, 2008 at 23:40
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Genesio says:

Very very nice!!

 
# October 15, 2008 at 08:22
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ehsan says:

great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
# January 23, 2009 at 12:25
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Mr. Cheap says:

Modern architects have been far to uninterested in industrial architecture. There should be more people working on factories like this.

 
# April 11, 2009 at 03:41
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perfect , it is a reveloution for industrial architecture in Tehran!

 
# April 11, 2009 at 06:40
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Parviz Nikniai says:

Salam, I agree the Industrial revelution in Iran has taken shape and from designs such as Pykar panel factory, we are hopful for environmentally aware, non-pollution factories.

Parviz Nikniai
Project Architect
QMS Deign Group
949 413 3713
nikniai@aol.com

 
# April 21, 2009 at 17:44
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soso says:

masterpiece.

 
# October 31, 2009 at 18:23
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vaisakh says:

nice building…..but what about natural ventilation and light…?

 
# March 12, 2010 at 21:52
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ali jafari says:

didnt like it.

 
# April 8, 2010 at 14:37
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Kamyab Parnianchi says:

This is the best industrial Architecture that I have ever seen in iran.

 
# April 14, 2010 at 06:12
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世界建筑 says:

伊朗,Paykar Bonyan面板厂/建筑研究和设计(ARAD) 已经翻译了。

 
# May 7, 2010 at 10:25
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Amin says:

Juri
I either don’t know what they want to do with water proofing problem, in spite of strong raining specially in Tehran. IT IS NOT AN ARABIAN COUNTRY! have you ever heard any thing about dizin ski resort or tochal?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tehran

 
# June 3, 2010 at 06:11
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Javier Rodriguez-Motta says:

It reminds me of something else; what a coincidence!

http://jarodriguezmottaportfoliosample.blogspot.com/2008/09/site-plan.html

 
# July 1, 2010 at 13:25
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Hamed Abbasi says:

good job

 
# February 9, 2011 at 01:19
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nasim says:

masterpiece

 
# July 7, 2011 at 07:33

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