Middle Envelope Apartment / CROSSARCHITECTURE / Mehrdad Makaremi
A new brick Middle Envelope reinterprets the apartment's existing concrete envelope, transforming a fixed condition into a framework for living. Occupying the twelfth floor of a half-century-old residential complex in Shahrak e Gharb, Tehran , the 211-square-meter apartment is situated within an urban district formed during the early phase of the city's modern expansion.
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