A trace of the high-speed passage of angels

Fereshteh megaproject is a multi-purpose building that uses the concept of an Fereshteh as a messenger, protector, and guide in its configuration context. Fereshteh is a spatial exploration of human status and the search for a meaning that is unattainable in different nations, and its invisible presence has always been promised. Fereshteh View is a complex network of pathways to challenge visitors to find their way through uncertainty, doubt, and paradox. It is also a symbolic sign of an Fereshteh with associative elements connected with Mitra (The Goddess) and light. It is Azar (the Goddess) who creates warmth. And it is associated with Anahita, the guardian of all bodies of water in the world. Fereshteh is a philosophical investigation into the nature of existence and a mediator between humans and goddesses. Fereshteh is a poetic expression of the human desire to go beyond life and reach the divine. This facade is a vertical and horizontal journey that invites visitors to experience different aspects of the angelic realm.

This project consists of four parts, each in accordance with the four elements of earth, water, air, and fire. Each section has a distinct architectural language and atmosphere that reflects the quality of the element. A Fereshteh facade is much more than a performance of the place.

Location: Fereshte  Megaproject, Haft e Tir Street, Mashhad

Timing: in the concept and execution stage

Client: Fereshte Mega Project, commissioned by Farahang Media Management Center

Concept and design team: Alireza Bakhshi, Hassan Daneshvar, Ali Hataminejad

Art Reviewer: Metanat Mohibbi

Autumn 2022