Villa No. 10 is designed on a 3200 m2 land and located in a pleasant climate area of Sadra new city near Shiraz. The building has been managed on three floors; the basement, the ground floor, and the first floor. The spaces are organized as the following: the basement includes a living room and kitchen and on the other side sauna and pool space with a garden view. On the ground floor, the main hall, a kitchen and dirty kitchen, a guest room, and the toilet. Three other bedrooms are located on the first floor with a TV room and a pantry.

The main challenge that was mostly considered in this project was the design of a variety of spaces with maximum daylight and natural ventilation to offer diverse experiences for the residences. This diversity of spaces is not only in the design of interior spaces but also in the design of outdoor and semi-open spaces too. In order to achieve this demand, a vertical void was considered in the middle of the building, which in addition to providing natural light and vegetation for the basement living room, also allows spatial communication between all floors.

On arrival, we will encounter a consular volume that correctly defines the entrance space, and materials changes of the floor and ceiling of the pre-entry space also add to its emphasis. The extensive terraces facing the garden are the intermediary views between the garden and the interior of the villa, which directs the light in filtered form and each has a different architectural quality that corresponds to its type of use.

Due to the considerable slope of the ground, the basement space also leads light and natural landscape, and in addition to the stairway and elevator which allows vertical communication between floors, the staircases of the landscape also provide secondary access to the pool from the entrance of the complex. The outdoor kitchen and living area, waterfront, and fireplace are designed spaces in the site plan, which are adjacent to the exclusive tennis court of the complex.