Flow Mall

The goal of this project is to design a modern shopping center on one of Tehran's busiest avenues, which is currently filled with small, disconnected buildings serving different purposes. The new design aims to create a cohesive and open space where people can shop, socialize, and move around freely. The building’s structure is made of cubic trusses, with exposed columns, beams, and mechanical systems, giving it a bold, industrial look. Suspended interior walls ensure smooth movement through the space, maintaining an open and seamless design. This project seeks to transform the avenue into a vibrant, unified destination amidst the city's urban density.

Left: Axonometric view of the building | Right: Main Functions and Characteristics 1. Restaurant: Walls are suspended from the ceiling, allowing visibility through a horizontal strip. 2. Cinema: Located on the second floor to maintain open space on the ground level. 3. Furniture: Serves as space dividers instead of traditional walls. 4. Open Atrium: The building features a vast, open area with a seamless flow upon entry. 5. Library: Designed with an open-plan layout, ensuring unrestricted movement and easy access.
Left: Axonometric view of the building | Right: Main Functions and Characteristics 1. Restaurant: Walls are suspended from the ceiling, allowing visibility through a horizontal strip. 2. Cinema: Located on the second floor to maintain open space on the ground level. 3. Furniture: Serves as space dividers instead of traditional walls. 4. Open Atrium: The building features a vast, open area with a seamless flow upon entry. 5. Library: Designed with an open-plan layout, ensuring unrestricted movement and easy access.
A perspective view looking toward the cinema level
A perspective view looking toward the cinema level
A vibrant entrance designed to draw people in and create an inviting atmosphere.
A vibrant entrance designed to draw people in and create an inviting atmosphere.
Left: Parking floor plan | Right: Ground floor plan
Left: Parking floor plan | Right: Ground floor plan
Longitudinal Section
Longitudinal Section
Cross Section
Cross Section
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