Sekonj Garden

Urban Space Design for Point Architecture Group

The current site of the project has been a contiguous area of gardens, after street construction and urban development, only small pieces of those gardens remain. The three-cornered garden was created with ideas taken from Iranian gardens and with a coherent design appropriate to the context to be a platform for the integration of landscape elements and a place for the collective presence of people. Various spaces and functions with integrated design in combination with forms familiar to users have created an inclusive, dynamic, lively and active place for all users.

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Unique Properties

In the past,there was interconnected gardens in project location,which large proportion of them has been disappeared because of constructing a roadway.Design site is a small portion of a remaining garden,in which its main axes and its old trees have remained yet.Design desire was to create a suitable place for social interactions and to maximize the quality of urban life in every moment of daily use.all the parts,made in the project workshop with hand-made techniques to make the project unique.

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urban design, landscape design, park design, urban spaces, brick facades, brick design, city furniture

Production Technology

The type of material used in this project is contextual. Red brick has been used the most and in various and creative ways starts from the floor comes on the seats and goes up the wall and forms a coherent and integrated design with the possibility of creative uses. This project including seating and lighting, are completely made in the project workshop with hand-made techniques and appropriate to the location and nature of the project, and no ready-made samples have been purchased which helps to make the project special.

Design Challenge

One of the challenges in this design was the presence of old trees left over from the previous garden. All the trees have been preserved in the new design. Also, lack of irrigation conditions and the provision of water resources to revive the garden and preserve and maintain the trees and new vegetation that have been planted is another. Among the other design challenges, presence of a government employer were the restrictions on the use of special materials and costs. That is why we tried to create a creative and diverse design from local materials at the lowest cost.

Project Duration

The project started in january 2019 in Iran,Shiraz city and finished in september 2019.

Operation Flow

Considering the needs of space users is what has made this project achieve good results. Adhering to design standards, its diverse spaces and functions, along with good landscaping, has created an interactive space. Also, the use of familiar shapes such as old domes and native materials has helped to connect people more with the project. Increasing the level of green space, renewable local materials, using recycled materials and reducing project implementation costs through on-site construction techniques have led to a sustainable project.

Research

Design methods in this intervention based on using Jan Gehl approach from the survey of small urban areas. His research methods based on understanding the primary quality of urban places and feeding this information into architecture is what this project try to practice and improve through implementation. This method is designed to perform actual surveys of public space by human senses mostly through the eyes of the surveyor. This method has been deployed to improve the conditions of public spaces by transforming observations into design.

Inspiration

Reviving the small remaining portion of lost garden was the goal of design and existing trees are the strong point of this space that inspires the path of thinking. Though the space layout and proposed new structure is completely based on the location of the trees. The new look at this piece of land left behind as an urban space and the point of presence prompted the designers to design various spaces for user interaction. Diverse spaces with linear and communal seating in different dimensions and even different heights for all ages to provide a contextual platform for increasing social interactions.

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All the CREDIT and COPYRIGHT for is images belong to Sedigheh Eskandarpoor, Mahsa Saeedi zadeh, Parisa Sherafati Video Credits: Ava Keshavars, Fitness Trainer

Project Overview

Sekonj Garden Urban Space Design has been a Iron winner in the Landscape Planning and Garden Design award category in the year 2022 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Iron A' Design Award is awarded to good designs that meet the rigorous professional and industrial standards set by the A' Design Awards. This recognition is reserved for works that demonstrate a solid understanding of design principles and show creativity within their execution. Recipients of the Iron A' Design Award are acknowledged for their practical innovations and contributions to their respective fields, providing solutions that improve quality of life and foster positive change. These designs are a testament to the skill and dedication of their creators, showcasing their ability to address real-world challenges through thoughtful design.

Iron Recognition

Eskandarpour,Saeidizade,Parisa Sherafati was recognized with the coveted Iron A' Design Award in 2023, a testament to excellence of their work Sekonj Garden Urban Space Design .

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Sekonj Garden: Reviving Lost Urban Space with Unique Brick Design

Reviving the small remaining portion of lost garden, Sekonj Garden in Shiraz, Iran, is a unique urban space design project that maximizes the quality of urban life through innovative brick design and user interaction.

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