The Fanavaran Project is one of the flagship projects of the Science and Technology Park in Pardis. In this design, the capacity of the building shell has been used for lighting. The main idea of this facade is inspired by different seasons and the use of symbolic and common colors in the four seasons of the year. The use of smartening was necessary to create four color spectrums in the seasons and was suggested to the employer by Zoom lighting Design Architecture Group. The contrast of darkness and light shows the depth of the space and the shell of the building.
The second idea is to design the lighting of the technology project from the surface to the point, and this work is created from the outermost shell of the building to the inner cracks. To achieve this idea, spot lights have been used on interior surfaces and linear lights on exterior surfaces. In this design, light points change with the presence and activity of knowledge-based companies and form interactive lighting. This data can be done by linking light sources to Internet sites or environmental sensors to measure the presence of the audience.
The second idea is to design the lighting of the technology project from the surface to the point, and this work is created from the outermost shell of the building to the inner cracks. To achieve this idea, spot lights have been used on interior surfaces and linear lights on exterior surfaces. In this design, light points change with the presence and activity of knowledge-based companies and form interactive lighting. This data can be done by linking light sources to Internet sites or environmental sensors to measure the presence of the audience.
