فصلنامه علمی-پژوهشی آرمانشهر شماره ۲۶

 

Maryam Eskandari- Lida Balilan Asl- Dariush Sattarzadeh | Promoting the Sense of Place Attachment through Enplaning the Meaning of Place in the Open Space of Aseman-e-Tabriz Residential Complex

 

Shahab Ilka- Kaveh Bazrafkan- Hossein Soltanzadeh | Analysis of Creativity in Architectural Design after the Islamic Revolution; Case Study: The Selected Award Winning Architectural Works

 

Gholamreza Japalaghi- Asghar Mohammad Moradi- Gholam Hossein Memarian | Historical Interruption and Continuity Attitude in Recent Changes in Architecture of Historical Iranian Fabrics

 

Seyed Hossein Moeini- Ali Alai | The Role of Library in a School of Architecture, A Study of the Built Environment Library of SBU

 

Paria Saadatjoo- Mohammadjavad Mahdavinejad- Afsaneh Zarkesh | Porosity Rendering in High-Performance Architecture: Wind-Driven Natural Ventilation and Porosity Distribution Patterns

 

Ali Reza Sadeghi- Mehdi Khakzand- Sina Jangjoo | Historical Analysis of the Role of Bazaar on the Formation of Iranian Islamic Urban Forms; Case Study: Shiraz, Iran

 

Naimeh Rezaei- Gholamreza Eskndaryan |What Drives the Attractiveness of Commercial Streets; Case Study: Beheshti Street in Bojnord Iran

Vahid Bigdeli Rad | The Impact of Government Policies on Citizen Participation in the Reconstruction of the Deteriorated Fabrics in District 17 of Tehran Municipality

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The houses which are not suitable for children’s behavioral needs and are not proportionate to their cognitive patterns cannot play a significant role in reinforcing children’s physical and mental development process. Meanwhile, living in these houses is inevitable due to numerous reasons including economy.

 

In the course of Islam’s history and, especially, Seljuks Era, Iran has always been one of the primary loci of Islamic Art. On the other hand, ottomans have taken long leaps in the area of architecture through being inspired by Iranian and Byzantine Art. Due to Iran and ottoman adjacency as well as their cultural exchanges and the common governmental aspects, the art and architecture of these two territories have borrowed ideas from one another and share similarities.

 

 

Review and continuation of the physical evidence can be pursued over a long period in Iranian architecture; however, the architecture of modernity occurred in persistence of Iranian architecture. The past architecture and discontinuity can be the factors deemed to avoid identity. Facing tradition against contemporary ideas is now a challenge in many primeval countries.

 

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The swing of the pendulum between centralization and decentralization of the higher education (HE) system has generally been towards the former in the Iranian context in the past decade. This has prompted some academics, particularly those who find their disciplines left out to react by highlighting intrinsic differences in teaching and studying methods across the HE spectrum.

 

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