At the end of a long corridor, in the vicinity of the Gohar-e-Jahan house, lies a building with historical significance dating back to the Safavid era, much like its neighboring structures.

This building was studied as a part of the Dalan-e-Jahan complex’s development plan, with a restoration design focused on achieving optimal results in the matter of time and costs.

Fortunately, since the building has never been abandoned over time, its structure has not suffered significant damage or decay. The changes have been limited to elements like doors, windows, and wall coverings. Therefore, the restoration plan includes reconstructing and replacing the original sash windows and doors based on the available historical documents.