A multicolor real estate
Who said that multicolor was fashionable only in the timeless 80s? In fact, it seems that strong, daring combinations are back in vogue in every area. Fashion, hair and even in our sector: real estate! The year we lived was undoubtedly a heavy one, so we decided to start this 2021 with a little panache and joy. So, we are about to take you to a particular nation for its culture and that you would never expect what it can host. Our journey has Iran as its destination. Cradle that welcomed the Persian Empire for many years, today Iran is a nation also known for the numerous religious conflicts that, over the years, have unfortunately characterized it. But it is also the land of mosaics, colors and spices.
In short, like all Eastern countries, Iran also has its charm. But for us at Realigro, this place is worthy of mention for another reason as well. In Iran the first multicolored village was created which, to all intents and purposes, seems to have been born from sand. If you are curious to know more, you just have to continue reading this article. First of all it is necessary to understand where this village is located. Well, the lucky area is the beach on the island of Hormuz. In the Persian Gulf. The colors that give further beauty to these very particular structures recall the shades of the earth, blue and green. The typical colors of this ancient and refined culture.
The architect who conceived and structured the project belongs to the Zav studio. He decided to use a well-known methodology in the world of architecture to create this real estate wonder. In fact, he made use of the trial launched by the famous Iranian architect Khalili Nader. This method is based on the stacking of coils of moist soil. In short, sand castles in all respects! But where does this initiative come from? From the need to support many local businesses perpetually in crisis due to economic struggles. But not only. Also to be able to create a sort of unified tourist space that can give jobs to many entrepreneurs but also young people who, due to the crisis and wars, have found themselves without stable employment. In short, in this case, culture joins real estate, trying to generate a product that can in turn eliminate any difference in height. Be it social, economic or cultural. But how were these alternative sand castles perceived by the population? The appreciation was remarkable. And it is hoped that it will also be so for tourists and new generations.
Although the period we are experiencing is critical, these news allow us to understand how, even in the most complex situations, it is possible to revive an entire economy. Only through inventiveness and a good dose of technique. Just like in this case. So if you want to know more about the real estate market and its oddities, you just have to stay updated here, on our portal!
In short, like all Eastern countries, Iran also has its charm. But for us at Realigro, this place is worthy of mention for another reason as well. In Iran the first multicolored village was created which, to all intents and purposes, seems to have been born from sand. If you are curious to know more, you just have to continue reading this article. First of all it is necessary to understand where this village is located. Well, the lucky area is the beach on the island of Hormuz. In the Persian Gulf. The colors that give further beauty to these very particular structures recall the shades of the earth, blue and green. The typical colors of this ancient and refined culture.
The architect who conceived and structured the project belongs to the Zav studio. He decided to use a well-known methodology in the world of architecture to create this real estate wonder. In fact, he made use of the trial launched by the famous Iranian architect Khalili Nader. This method is based on the stacking of coils of moist soil. In short, sand castles in all respects! But where does this initiative come from? From the need to support many local businesses perpetually in crisis due to economic struggles. But not only. Also to be able to create a sort of unified tourist space that can give jobs to many entrepreneurs but also young people who, due to the crisis and wars, have found themselves without stable employment. In short, in this case, culture joins real estate, trying to generate a product that can in turn eliminate any difference in height. Be it social, economic or cultural. But how were these alternative sand castles perceived by the population? The appreciation was remarkable. And it is hoped that it will also be so for tourists and new generations.
Although the period we are experiencing is critical, these news allow us to understand how, even in the most complex situations, it is possible to revive an entire economy. Only through inventiveness and a good dose of technique. Just like in this case. So if you want to know more about the real estate market and its oddities, you just have to stay updated here, on our portal!
