Persian Garden, Cultural Sustainability and Environmental Design Case Study Shazdeh Garden


World Heritage Site: The Persian Garden

Publication Year: 2016

Publication Type: Conference paper

Publication Identifier: WHE549EDF8728

Summary

Ancient Persian gardens, such as Shazdeh Garden, demonstrate how cultural design can harmonize with nature to improve living conditions and restore barren lands sustainably. These gardens achieve balance by integrating greenery with architectural structures, creating serene yet functional spaces that enhance human well-being while preserving environmental integrity. The study highlights the potential for such designs to inspire modern solutions for harsh environments, blending aesthetic beauty with practical sustainability. By examining traditional Persian garden principles, researchers aim to develop innovative approaches that promote cultural sustainability alongside ecological conservation.

Citation

Abbas, M. Y., Nafisi, N., & Nafisi, S. (2016). Persian Garden, Cultural Sustainability and Environmental Design Case Study Shazdeh Garden. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 222, 510–517. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.05.142

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