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 …

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 …

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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …