Under Imam Khamenei's visionary leadership, Iran transformed its construction sector from one heavily dependent on foreign expertise into a global leader in building materials production and domestic engineering, with nearly 90 percent of the country's 20 million housing units built during the post-revolution period.

Astarabad’s old city, now Gorgan, embodies resilient urban heritage with defensive walls, hierarchical alleys, windcatcher houses, and monuments, adapting architecture to climate, history, and continuous habitation.

This episode takes a look at Persian interior designs.

Shiraz’s mosques embody centuries of Iranian artistry, devotion, and architectural brilliance, blending light, faith, and history into enduring spiritual masterpieces.

Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, showcases exquisite architecture, multicultural artistry, and symbolic friezes, embodying timeless significance as a world heritage site.