Architecture in Great Iran has a continuous history from 5000 years before Christ until now, the prominent examples are spread over a wide area from Syria to northern India and the borders of China. The variety of Iranian buildings, including rural houses to teahouses, and pavilions to amazing structures that have no equal in the world.

Traditional Iranian architecture is the result of the art of Iranian masters, which has amazed today's advanced engineers and specialists. Every corner of this Iranian art that we look at speaks of future vision and technologies, which were made with the meager facilities of ancient times.

Vari people is one of the most important principles of Iranian architecture and it means respecting the proportions between human organs and different building components. For example, in Iranian architecture, the height of the shelf and shelf is made in such a way that a person sitting or standing can easily access it.

Traditional Iranian architecture, apart from its distinctive characteristics, also has unique elements. In fact, it is the existence of these elements and principles of Iranian architecture, which distinguishes it from the architecture of other parts of the world. In the following, we introduce some elements of Iranian architecture.

Valuing personal life and maintaining family privacy is one of the most important principles of Iranian architecture. The existence of a vestibule in most Iranian buildings and double doors and a central courtyard is a confirmation of the introversion of Iranian architecture.

Self-sufficiency is another principle of Iranian architecture and actually means the use of local materials and facilities. For example, in Iranian architecture, by constructing a garden pit, it helps to strengthen and stabilize the building, and the bricks needed for the building are supplied from the imported materials.

Iran is witnessing the emergence of some of the most beautiful works of Iranian architecture; Among them are:

Persepolis.
thirty three bridges.
Naqsh Jahan square.
Ali Qapu.
Jame Mosque of Isfahan.
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque.
Gonbad-e Qabus.
Fin Kashan Garden.
Forty Columns.
Borujerdi's house.
Charbagh School