Back to projectsDarya-Koocheh spans an area of approximately 3,670 square meters in the city of Noor, located in Mazandaran Province.
The complex thoughtfully brings together a variety of spaces, including a children’s boutique, a bakery, a café, an Iranian restaurant, and a Western bistro. Its design is deeply rooted in the cultural and geographical character of northern Iran. Positioned alongside the Caspian coastline, Darya Koocheh follows a conceptual path from south to north, reflecting the diverse landscapes of the region.
Drawing inspiration from the notion of a poetic journey, Darya Koocheh reimagines a passage through Mazandaran, moving from the foothills of the Alborz Mountains to the warm shores of the Caspian Sea. Every architectural and landscape element is shaped to embody the spirit of this vibrant and lush region.
The journey begins at the southern end of the complex, leading visitors across rocky terrains once inhabited by deer, and continues toward the dense green forests of the Hyrcanian landscape. Passing beneath arches formed from branches and green foliage, visitors ascend gradually toward the restaurant, where a sense of shelter beneath the trees creates a moment of tranquility.
The path continues into the earth, inviting guests to walk between natural wood and stone surfaces, deepening their connection to the land. As they pass through a warm and inviting café, they are offered sweeping views toward the northern horizon, creating a serene pause within the experience.
Darya Koocheh is not merely a pathway. It is a living village where the rhythms of rural life and nature come together. Visitors wander through fields of golden wheat, touched by the shimmering sunlight, and experience scenes of harvest and rural tradition. Their journey concludes at a restaurant filled with seasonal flavors and the welcoming scents of freshly prepared meals. In this place, hands find warmth, hearts discover calm, and lasting memories are gently created.
