"Soffeh" is a Persian (Farsi) word stands as an architectual term. "Soffeh" in Persian architecture refers to a type of raised platform or terrace typically built against a hillside or elevated area. These structures were common in traditional Persian gardens, providing a vantage point for relaxation, contemplation, and enjoying scenic views. "Soffehs" were often adorned with decorative elements such as intricate tile work, carved stonework, and lush vegetation, creating serene and aesthetically pleasing environments. They were also used for social gatherings, poetry readings, and other leisure activities.
"Soffeh" is a journal on Architecture and Urban Planning."Soffeh" Journal covers all studies related to the present and past of architecture and urbanism, nationally and worldwide. It accepts submissions by all experts in the following areas. The journal scope includes but are not restricted to, the following areas:
Articles may have one of the following types & approaches:
It is recommended that any article’s type & approach is clarified upon submission.