Ferdows Villa

Located in Royan, Ferdows Villa occupies an elevated plot within a seaside residential complex, connecting the Caspian Sea and nearby forests. The design transforms a conventional two-story villa into a dynamic layered composition across multiple split levels, linked through a central vertical void. Each plate overlaps or shifts, creating spatial depth, visual connections, and a dialogue between interior and exterior terraces.
The central void threads through the villa, connecting the staggered plates and terraces in a continuous spatial sequence. Subtle shifts, floating platforms, and interlocking volumes allow movement to unfold naturally, revealing unexpected views and layered relationships between spaces. The overlapping composition, combined with these vertical and horizontal connections, makes the architecture legible through both presence and perception, emphasizing the interplay of height, depth, and spatial layering.