Amaj Darman

Located 20 kilometers northeast of Tehran in Pardis Technology Park, this building serves as an administrative office and calibration laboratory for operating room equipment. Conceived as the “beating heart” of the medical zone, the design transforms a static cubic form into a fragmented, dynamic composition that conveys rhythm and movement.
Pedestrian circulation is emphasized through a zigzagging ramp that connects exterior and interior spaces across varying levels, gradually transforming the first floor into an extension of the ground. Sloped surfaces in ceilings and floors extend this sense of motion throughout the building.
Materials reference local vernacular architecture, with folded metal panels forming pitched roofs and exterior walls. Transparent glazing reveals the ramp and sloped volumes, particularly at night, while perpendicular grids contrast the dynamic forms, reinforcing both the kinetic and energetic character of the building.