The first Haziratu’l-Quds for the Baha’is of India and Pakistan was inaugurated by Mrs Keith Ransom Kehler in Karachi in 1932. The land had been named Shoghi gardens.
Architecture
Design by Mears and Geddes | Proposed House of Worship at Allahabad, India (1919)
Design by Maziar Behrooz | Short-listed design for Chile Temple, 2004
Design by Harold Stoner | San Francisco Baha’i Center | Photo by Scott Cox
Architecture by Stuart McKenzie Hall | Tasmania BCL | Photo: ABC
Drawn by Quinlan Terry | Quinlan and Francis Terry LLP
Architecture by Fariborz Sahba | Photo by Paul Ancheta
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Computer Animation by Mark Davies | Architecture by Siamak Hariri | Chile Temple
Interior Cladding Design by Alfred Shaw | Photography by Sean Scully
Architecture by Hossein Amanat | Building Plans and Photographs
Architecture by Louis Bourgeois | Photography by Giant Ginkgo
Photography by Shahriar Erfanian
Architecture by Siamak Hariri | BWNS Multimedia