Located in the outskirts of Marvdasht, in the province of Fars, these multiunit residential blocks offer an alternative to the typical suburban model. The goal of the project was to maintain a low budget without compromising the standards, while maintaining a great degree of quality of life. The group of residential blocks brings a welcome new idiom into the area. They differ from the neighboring rows of buildings and houses by considerably having more substantial properties, giving them the character of squat towers.
Each apartment consists of four floors thus the volumes and elevations are uniform in shape but have different colors. The irregular façades are the most distinctive element of the project, not only they take away from the uniformity and persistence they also act as a veil between public and private life.  Inside the stair case lies in the front of the apartment where a light wall opens so that natural light can penetrate the lower floors. The building structure presents a modular layout creating dynamic exteriors and interiors.