Location: Pardis Town
Total Area: 22000 m2
Designing a sustainable architecture-based tourism resort complex and film studios in a land of remarkable topography offers exciting opportunities to create a visually stunning and environmentally conscious development.
Detailed analysis of the topography of the land is done to understand its natural features, slopes and landscapes. Areas such as forests, bodies of water or unique rocks have been identified for protection and the complex has been designed in harmony with the land, respecting its contours and minimizing earthworks.
We use natural topography to increase energy efficiency. Passive solar design is intended by orienting buildings to maximize solar gain and protect against prevailing winds. Building materials with high thermal insulation properties have been used to reduce heating and cooling needs, and green roofs or living walls have been used to improve insulation and reduce storm water runoff.
By integrating the principles of sustainable architecture with the unique topography of the land, you can create a tourism complex and film studios that not only provide memorable experiences for visitors, but also demonstrate a commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible development.
