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• Like other casual gardens, it focuses on natural and green
aspects of nature.
• T hese gardens are often attached to houses consisting
of trees, lawns and ground plants.
• It gives less emphasis on waterways and pathways.
• T he primary aim is familial relaxation .
Elements of Persian Gardens
• The important Persian garden elements are
sunlight, shade, water, buil dings.
• These elements provide relaxation in different
manners such as spiritual, leisurely (e.g. meetings
with friends)etc. which is the primary aim of
Persian garden which is considered as a paradise
on earth.
• The Persian gardens often connect internal yard
gardens with the surrounding outward gardens.
• Sunlight
The important factors to be considered
while designing the Persian garden is
sunlight and it s effect s in t he garden.
Architects arranged the samples and
forms from the rays of light to restrain
the sunlight.
The specific textures and shapes were
chosen by the experienced architects to
harness the light.
• Shade
These gardens are c losed and walled and have very little
association with the area outside these walls.
• It was built near the village of Fin under the reign of A bbas I of Persia
(1571-1629).
• There was a spring behind the g arden on the hillside which was the main
source of water for this garden.
• In this place the water pressure was such that fountains and pools could
easily be constructed without the use of mechanical pumps.
• The canals are lined with blue-green tiles, a color which contrasts
wonderfully with the desert outside the garden walls.
• At Fin, all the channels are lined, sides and bottom, with blue
faience tiles so that the very water seems bright until it flows into
one of the larger pools, lined with great trees.
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Name:Ashwin.C . Deshpande
Tanushree.Gupta
VISemester B .Architecture