Restoration and Modern Integration: A Harmonious Dwelling in Isfahan's Historic Fabric
Modern Elegance Meets Tradition: Isfahan's historic fabric revived with a harmonious blend of old and new.
Explore the transformation of Isfahan's historic fabric as a modern dwelling seamlessly integrates with traditional architecture.
In the heart of Isfahan, Iran, the historic fabric undergoes a revival as a modern architectural marvel takes shape. Crafted by the visionary team at Logical Process in Architectural Design Office, the "Once again, HOME" project reimagines traditional courtyard houses, offering a harmonious blend of heritage preservation and contemporary living.




Preserving Memories Amidst Urban Evolution
Isfahan's historical charm faces challenges in the wake of urbanization. The prevalence of cars and a maze of streets have altered the cityscape, leaving behind fragmented remnants of once interconnected courtyard houses. The "Once again, HOME" project addresses this by not only preserving the memories of old courtyards but also redefining their relevance in the modern era.






Revitalizing Old Structures for Modern Lifestyles
Historically significant buildings like mosques and schools find preservation but often lose their authentic purpose. Meanwhile, surviving old houses transform into residences and restaurants. The project challenges the trend, presenting a model that evolves a central courtyard house into a contemporary dwelling while fostering reconciliation between old structures and the new urban fabric.






A Transparent Dialogue Between Old and New
The architectural intervention is a dialogue between the old and the new. Transparently confronting the existing structure, it elevates and lowers the courtyard level, creating a fluid section. The house becomes a metaphorical curtain, preserving memories of the old courtyard and neighboring church, beautifully woven into the modern narrative.
Two Parts, One Harmonious Abode
The project unfolds in two distinctive parts. First, the preservation, reinforcement, and restoration of the existing old section. Second, the integration of a modern and dynamic structure into this historical context. The seamless connection of these two facets gives shape to a dwelling that embraces an open plan, catering to the needs of a flexible and modern young couple.








Adaptable Living for the Modern Generation
The result is not just a house; it's a home—a haven for children, a welcoming space for guests, and a hub for various activities. Whether it's sports, swimming, reading, or relaxation, the "Once again, HOME" project provides a secluded yet transparent oasis amidst the dense and bustling fabric of Isfahan city.
Step into the "Once again, HOME" project, where architecture becomes a storyteller, weaving narratives of the past into the fabric of the present. Experience the seamless integration of tradition and modernity, creating a dwelling that stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Isfahan's rich architectural heritage.
All Photographs are the work of Ali Gorjian, Deed Studio
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