Rising like a white jewel on the slopes of the Derak Mountains in Shiraz, Diyar Residential Complex emerges where the mountain landscape meets contemporary linear architecture. Set on a site of approximately 4,000 square meters, Diyar is more than a residential building—it is a vertical ecosystem, merging daily life with nature and reimagining the presence of greenery within the city skyline.
 
The project’s zigzag form, flowing like frozen waves within a sculpted white volume, maximizes natural light and panoramic views for every unit. Apartments range from one to three bedrooms, each designed with generous balconies and terraces that dissolve the boundary between indoors and outdoors, between private life and the urban vista.
At the top, sky penthouses feature suspended courtyards—private gardens in the clouds—that evoke the serenity of villa living within a vertical setting.
 
What distinguishes Diyar is its integration of greenery at every level of design: from planted terraces and green roofs to landscaped courtyards and living façades. The result is a living, breathing structure—an architectural organism that interacts with wind and light while offering residents both tranquility and vitality.
 
The ground floor, with its open spatial character and distinctive height, hosts communal and cultural amenities including gyms, multipurpose halls, guest suites, and event spaces. This active social layer transforms Diyar into more than a residence—it becomes a center for community life, strengthening the bond between the building and its urban context.
 
Visually, Diyar rests gracefully on its sloped terrain as a refined white mass intertwined with greenery, embodying harmony between nature and urban living.
 
Ultimately, Diyar Residential Complex is not merely a place to live, but a poetic statement of contemporary architecture—a design philosophy that redefines living through its synthesis of nature, light, landscape, and community. It stands as a model for sustainable and livable urban futures.