Garden is an excellent example of Iranian Landscape architecture in its spatial disposition and concept. From ancient times the garden has been considered a space for social cohesion, a place where people meet and interact, enjoying nature and mystical contemplation, through a strong representation garden design becomes a sublime example of terrestrial beauty. The garden in Persian poetry finds its origin in the mystical culture which goes back to classical antiquity, whereby human beings in close contact with nature have an opportunity to think, discuss and reflect on the beauty of nature and its creation. Water plays an essential role in order to Persian garden’s formation, but its spatial composition assumes significance by interaction of different elements such as green, light, breeze and sounds. The particular way in which these elements interplay together and make from Persian garden an interesting model of landscape architecture. The Curator intends to draw attention to and explore the best examples of “Landscape architecture” which is an classical way to create sustainable space, designed as a meeting place and social life. Five historic gardens have been selected from different Iranian cities that will be shown through photos, drawings and installation to analyze the geometry and concepts that explain the philosophical and spiritual method of Persian garden design.