Fariborz Sahba, received a Master’s degree in architecture in 1972 from the School of Fine Arts in Tehran University. As head of the design teams of various architectural firms in Iran, he was involved …

In 1976 the “Universal House of Justice,” the international governing body of the Bahá’i Faith, selected Fariborz Sahba to design the Bahá’i House of Worship for the Indian subcontinent in New Delhi.

While designing the Baha’i House of Worship for India — a Temple dedicated to the Oneness of God, the Oneness of Religions, and the Oneness of Mankind, in which peoples of all backgrounds are …

For more information about the architecture of Fariborz Sahba please e-mail: [email protected] About About the Architect Lectures Awards Publications Project Design Lotus Temple Terraces of …

The building, completed in March 2002, includes a 500-seat auditorium, several exhibition galleries, and a residential complex for the maintenance team and the large number of volunteers who come to …

For more information about the architecture of Fariborz Sahba please e-mail: [email protected] About About the Architect Lectures Awards Publications Project Design Lotus Temple Terraces of …

Working drawings for the Indian Bahá’i House of Worship were completed by 1979 in Fariborz Sahba’s London office. This complicated structure, considered extremely difficult to build in Europe, was …

Fariborz Sahba was commissioned to design a monumental approach to the Shrine in the form of 18 terraced gardens embracing the steep slopes of Mount Carmel. The gardens have already gained …

As Project Manager, Fariborz Sahba was responsible for the execution, quality control, financial and technical management of this most challenging and high-standard project, in which some 45 …

Fariborz Sahba, received a Master’s degree in architecture in 1972 from the School of Fine Arts in Tehran University. As head of the design teams of various architectural firms in Iran, he was involved …