The house project consists of two plots of land in the same direction, Khane belongs to the son and Saraa belongs to the father. Independent single-unit buildings where Khane is located on the first plot and Saraa behind it. Khane and Saraa are connected by the side shells and landscaping, and the same color and tone determine the flow of life. Architect: Davood Salavati Design Team: Amirali Sharifi, Nazli Azarakhsh Technical Drawing: Mahsa Aghahasel Bim coordinator: Shayan Bashiri Bim Modeler: Kimia Shahryari Presentation: Mahsa Aghahasel, Mona Monadi, Sogol Hosseini Structural: Mojtaba Hashemi

Completed in 2017 in Shahin Shahr, Iran. Images by Hossein Farahani. The Ivan-Khaneh is the example of where the former single-story townhouse prototype meets the recently popular multi-story building characteristics...

Completed in 2017 in Iran. Images by Parham Taghioff, Ava Dehghani, Mahrad Reyhani, Hossein Marjovi. [GOL]KHANEH is located on the outskirts of the city of Karaj, about 60km west of Tehran. It is designed and built as a vacation home for a family of...

Completed in 2017 in Tehran, Iran. Images by Deed Studio. The boundary of the adjacent buildings is such that in its western side, according to the city laws and regulations, the building has a 45-degree...

Image 18 of 18 from gallery of Ivan-Khaneh / HAMAAN Studio. Section

Image 32 of 38 from gallery of [GOL]KHANEH House / SHABOFFICE. Ground Floor Plan

Image 12 of 38 from gallery of [GOL]KHANEH House / SHABOFFICE. Photograph by Ava Dehghani

Completed in 2015 in Yazd, Iran. Images by Hossein Farahani. The project is a ten-year old residential building in new context of city of Yazd that was referred to the architect during the final stages of...

Image 35 of 38 from gallery of Kar – Khaneh Office Building / DOT ARCHITECTS. Elevation

Image 12 of 38 from gallery of Kar – Khaneh Office Building / DOT ARCHITECTS. Photograph by Deed Studio

iranian architect mohammad yazdi rad presents a proposal for a 3D reconstructed ayine khaneh palace in isfahan, a historical city of the persian era.

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Across Iran you can find these beautiful mud dovecotes, known as Kabootar-khaneh in Persian, that have been built for thousands of years as homes for pigeons. Isfahan alone is home to hundreds, some of which can hold thousands of pigeons each. See more: https://t.co/Gm5VCYQkYp

It wilk be the vernal equinox on 20 March at 3.06 GMT this year. There is excitement in the air in the Greater Iran region and for those who hail from it. Ultra spring cleaning known as khaneh tekani (shaking the house) starts the preparation for Nowruz (new day), or Bayram in Azeri. It is…

66 likes, 0 comments - aroosibylili on March 7, 2021: "Nowruz Nowruz is the national New Year festivity celebrated in Iran, Afghanistan, and the Kurdish regions of Iraq, Turkey and Syria, and throughout Central Asia. It is a springtime celebration whose activities symbolize rebirth and the link between humans and nature. The Iranian poet Saadi (1210-1291) wrote: “Awaken, the morning Nowruz breeze is showering the garden with flowers.” While the two-week celebrations center on seeing relatives, picnicking, travelling, and eating traditional food, Nowruz itself - which is Farsi for New Day - is steeped in ancient myths and fiction, as well as traditions and symbols. Nowruz begins at the spring equinox - the moment when the sun crosses the equator and day, and night are of equal length. Described by 11th-century Persian astronomer and poet Omar Khayyam as “the renewal of the world”, Nowruz dates back thousands of years. It is not known exactly how far back Nowruz goes, but current estimates are that it is at least 3,000 years old, when the Persian empire extended beyond the borders of modern Iran. It is not mentioned in the Avesta. Preparations for Nowruz celebrations in Iran begin weeks before the start of spring, including house-cleaning (khaneh takani). Families also grow sabzeh (wheat, barley, mung bean or lentils) in a dish. When the greens sprout after a couple of weeks, the dish is placed on the Haft-seen table, which is the focus of Nowruz observance. It is joined by six other symbolic items which start with the Persian letter "seen" or S. That makes seven, a sacred number in Zoroastrianism. They include: seeb (apples) - symbol of health and beauty senjed (dried oleaster berries) - wisdom and rebirth samanu (wheat pudding) - strength/justice somaq (sumac) – patience serkeh (vinegar) - age/patience seer (garlic) - cleansing of body and environment The Haft-seen spread also includes other items such as a mirror, symbolizing reflection; Colored eggs, for fertility; and goldfish in a bowl, which represent life. There is usually also a book by the Persian poet Hafez (1315-1390). Photo credit @maloosphotography".