Virtual Openhouse 22 - Tour of Ar. Ali Zafar Qazi & Ar. Amina Qayyum Mirza's Residence in Lahore

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16.9 هزار بار بازدید - 3 سال پیش - The 22nd Open House features
The 22nd Open House features the very beautiful residence of Amina & Ali Zafar which is designed by Office of Metropolitan Design (OMD). This tour is guided by Architects Anam Aftab & Hamzah Ahmad. This house in situated in Gulberg, Lahore and is designed by Office of Metropolitan Design (OMD) as an ‘Urban Retreat – Live Work’ model. A place to de-stress and a reflection of owner's shared values; a design aesthetic and a passion for ecologically sustainable habitat for both human and fellow beings. The relationship of the landscape, the structure and the interior are designed so that they are inextricably linked.

The project is an experiential dialogue of values between the user and space and it draws inspiration from childhood memories of materials, spaces and fireflies in the garden. The 70’s straight-line single storey duplex house was remodeled and renovated to integrate the elements of the locale; the site, climate and the social setting.

Project Concept and the Intent:

‘squirrels in the trees, hummingbirds, indigenous bees,
hoping for the right ties to bring in the fireflies!’

---Urban Retreat | Foreseeing Fireflies---

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