Embark on a journey with “Undone,” a house distinctive for its raw aesthetic in Tehran, Iran. Designed by Ontic Works Inc. in 2021, this project reimagines traditional living spaces. Amid socio-economic adversity, it stands as a monument to resilience, blending generations of history within its walls. Beyond its rugged facade, Undone harmoniously accommodates living, working, and dancing, challenging conventional privacy norms and fostering communal bonds.

About Undone
Discover Undone: A Testament to Time and Tribute
In the heart of Tehran, Iran, stands “Undone,” a house that defies conventional architecture. Designed by Ontic Works Inc., this project, completed in 2021, pays homage to resilience and environmental stewardship. Eschewing the completion of its facade in response to socio-economic strife, “Undone” reveals a tapestry of renovations, each layer a narrative of the dwelling’s rich history. Sustainable Living through History
“Undone” showcases the principle that the greenest building is one that already exists. By preserving the structure initially erected by the client’s late father, the project serves as a multifaceted tribute: to the environment, to previous generations, and to the family’s enduring legacy. Its three floors, once partially unused, now seamlessly integrate various activities?living, working, and even dancing?into a singular, dynamic space.
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