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Daneshgar Architects News – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:
13 Oct 2013
Arndtstrasse Housing, Vienna, Austria
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The existence of two high-rise buildings in close proximity to the project had a contextual impact on this design. Daneshgar Architects suggested raising the height limit of the building’s corner for bringing harmony between our proposal and the neighbouring structures that were built in 1960s.
31 Jan 2013
Mansory Villa, Vienna, Austria
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Mansory Villa
The building plot is located in 19th district on the beautiful hills of Vienna, surrounded by the world-famous traditional vineyards of the city. Situated in a green and quiet area, away from city noise and yet quick connected to the city center, the most costly Viennese private villas are located in this district.
13 Nov 2012
Fendigasse Housing, Vienna, Austria
Design: Daneshgar Architects
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Fendigasse Housing
The intended concept for the roof extension has been derived from our earlier design for a sailing yacht. Watching the wonderful view of Vienna from the rooftop of the existing building, we had the feeling of sailing on a ship looking out at an endless sea. Then, we adopted our yacht design to the new roof extension. The constructed building proves our approach, as the pedestrians would recognize the similarity between the penthouse top and the yacht at a quick glance.
Haghani Complex, Tehran, Iran – The Clouds of Tehran
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Haghani Complex – 4 Oct 2012
It is the architects’ task to make people wonder about their city. Creativity is an incredible power in hands of the architect that transforms a building into a unique phenomenon. Our idea for the Haghani complex was new and yet unexperienced! The site is located in a key area of central Tehran and completes the important Abbas Abad master plan with buildings of high national significance.
Sanat Square, Tehran, Iran
Daneshgar Architects
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Sanat Square – 3 May 2012
It is the magic touch of inspiration that makes Sanat Square stand out of its context. The design proposed for the monument on Sanat square is basically based on the concept of ‘geometric Kufi’ calligraphic forms. The cultural values embedded in the design is supposed to lend a particular excitement to both local area and the mega-city of Tehran.
Penthouse Neilreichgasse, Vienna, Austria
Daneshgar Architects
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Penthouse Neilreichgasse – 24 Apr 2012
Favoriten has the highest amount of buildings from the “Gründerzeit” period. Nowhere in the city is the grid street plan as clear as in this district, an urban development which has been greatly expanded at around 1900. In Neilreichgasse this coherent block structure is suddenly interrupted. On one side of the street there is a commercial property with a supermarket and a parking lot and then, on the other side, our residential building with a lower construction height.
Kelardasht Villa, northern Iran
Daneshgar Architects
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Iranian Villa – 23 Apr 2012
Kelardasht is one of the most beautiful parts of Iran, located at the close proximity to the Caspian Sea, with a spectacular view to the Alborz Mountains in its background.
Goldschlagstrasse, Vienna, Austria
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Goldschlagstrasse Housing + San Marco Restaurant – 12 Jan 2012
The primary design idea was to provide an architectural solution which could extend the green spaces of the neighbouring park onto the building. Descending from the rooftop to the ground floor, a secondary structure out of metallic grids was designed on the building’s facade to reinforce the green effect of the existing park on the building’s facade by planting vegetation.
Wissgrilgasse Housing, Vienna, Austria
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Wissgrilgasse Housing – 9 Jul 2011
Inspired by the “Railjet” trains passing by and stopping at the Vienna Westbahnhof station, the firewall surface on the north façade is largely used for promoting purposes and features an abstract image of the speedy trains ironically called “Roofjet” on the rooftop.
Daneshgar – Recent Designs
Office Design OAG, Vienna, Austria
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Vienna Office Design
Tehransar Project, Tehran, Iran
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Tehransar Project
Ayatollah Boroujerdi Square, Boroujerd, Iran
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Boroujerdi Square
Haghani Commercial Complex, Tehran, Iran
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Haghani Commercial Complex
Office Building in Khorramshahr, Iran
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Khorramshahr Office Building
Major Design by Daneshgar Architects
Iranian Embassy Building, London, UK
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Iranian Embassy Building
Daneshgar Architects – Key Projects
Designs, alphabetical:
General Consulate of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Munich, Germany
Märzstrasse Vienna – Housing, Austria
Obere Amtshausgasse Vienna – Housing, Austria
Office Building in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Office Building Stockholm, Sweden
Residence Vienna – Fitness room, Austria
Velux DemoHaus, competition, Austria
Wissgrilgasse Vienna – Housing, Austria
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Location: Vienna, Austria, central Europe
Daneshgar Architects Vienna – Practice Information
Architect studio based in Vienna, Austria with sub-offices in London, Munich and Stockholm
Address: Argentinierstraße 35/5-6, 1040 Wien, Austria
Phone: +43 1 5457386
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Parish church in Mank, Mank, district of Melk, Lower Austria
Design: X Architekten
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Parish church in Mank
Pharmaceutical Institute and Laboratory, Strubergasse 15, 6020 Salzburg
Design: Berger+Parkkinen
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Pharmaceutical Institute and Laboratory in Salzburg
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