Local and Vernacular Architecture of Iran, Bushehr — Documentary "In Longing for the Wind"
Hamid Akbari
Finalists of the 25th Memar Award — 1404
Winners of the 25th Memar Award — 1404
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Semifinalists — Public Buildings
The Editor
Haft Tepe (ancient city of Kabnak) is a city in southwest Iran, located in Khuzistan Province about 10 km southeast of Susa. The city was built by the Elamites and flourished ca. 1505-1350 BCE. Its 14 major mounds cover an area of approximately 1 x 1.5 km. The site may have been a religious center, and a Tomb Temple Complex and two large terraces or platforms of sun-dried and baked brick have been uncovered.Source:Negahban, Ezat O. "Haft Tepe." Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press, accessed March 3, 2015, http://www.oxfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T036071.
Haft Tepe, Iran(32.081, 48.329)
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