Project specifications

The facade of Avat Hotel in Isfahan, featuring Inab GFRC panels in the Star design, is an outstanding example of blending Iranian artistry with modern technology. Inspired by Isfahan’s traditional tilework, the facade creatively showcases Iranian heritage and identity in a contemporary form. The turquoise-blue color of the panels, a prominent symbol in Iranian architecture and art, harmonizes beautifully with other elements, giving the building an elegant and inviting appearance.

A unique feature of this facade is the perforated panel design, which adds depth and aesthetic dimension while creating dynamic natural light and shadow effects. These GFRC panels are not only visually appealing but also highly practical, offering high resistance to variable weather conditions, lightweight structure, and easy installation, making them a durable choice for architectural projects.

The hotel entrance, featuring arches inspired by traditional Iranian architecture, enhances the sense of invitation and authenticity while contributing significantly to the overall harmony of the design. These arches serve not only as aesthetic elements but also as a reminder of the historical and cultural values of Iranian architecture.

The combination of turquoise, white, and wooden accents on the facade creates a pleasant contrast between tradition and modernity, evoking calmness and sophistication. Attention to detail and the use of cultural symbols make the Avat Hotel facade a model for modern architecture that preserves Iranian identity.

This design not only amplifies the visual appeal of the hotel but also represents a forward-looking approach to employing modern technologies like GFRC in contemporary architectural projects. With such a facade, Avat Hotel becomes an ideal destination for tourists interested in Iranian art and architecture.