To design a home in the forest is to design with the forest itself ،to allow light, shadow, texture, and landscape to become part of everyday life.
In this villa in Tonekabon, architecture settles gently among the trees,
drawing its character from the materials and atmosphere of northern Iran.
Wood and concrete tiles create a quiet dialogue between building and landscape,
while generous windows and balconies open the house toward the surrounding greenery.
Dynamic shading elements carefully balance privacy, sunlight, and views ،
allowing the home to change throughout the day,
responding to the rhythms of nature and the life within.
Here, architecture is not an object placed in the forest,
but an extension of it ،
a place where shelter, landscape, and experience become one.