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Shabtab Residential / STUDIO SAHEB
In the dense urban fabric of Qeytarieh, Tehran, the Shabtab project emerged during a moment in time when the need for in-between spaces, soft thresholds between home and city, became more tangible than ever. Here, the balcony was no longer treated as a mere void puncturing the façade, but as the project's central core—as a continuous, powerful, and integrated object shaping the building's identity.
Tomas Kauer
https://tomaskauer.com/
