Contents & References of The effectiveness of regulations of detailed plans on the renovation and improvement of the dilapidated fabric of Isfahan city
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Part 1: Theoretical and Technical Foundations of Research
Chapter One: Research Plan Plan
Research Problem 2
Research Questions 4
Research 5
Research background and necessity 5
Research application 5
Users of the results of the thesis (including educational institutions, research, executive agencies, etc.) 6
The novelty and innovation aspect of the plan 6
Research method 6
Statistical community and number of samples 7
Information analysis method 7
Definition of key concepts and terms 7
1-12-1- Effectiveness 8
1-12-2- Regulations 8
1-12-3- Rules and regulations of urban development 8
1-12-4- Detailed plan 9
1-12-5- Dilapidated urban fabric 9
1-12-6- Regulations Height10
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1-12-7- Shading regulations 10
1-12-8- Renovation 11
1-12-9- Improvement 12
1-13- Summary and conclusion 12
Chapter two: Theoretical foundations of the research 2-1- Introduction 14 2-2- Sustainable development 15 2-2-1- Sustainable urban development 15 2-2-2- Indicators of sustainable urban development 17 2-2-2-1- Political index 17
2-2-2-3- Economic indicators 18
2-2-2-4- Technology index 19
2-2-2-5- Environmental index 19
2-3- Survey of urban contexts 20
2-3-1- Historical context 20
2-3-2- Old context 21
2-3-3- Peripheral texture or textures with informal settlements 21
2-3-4- Worn out texture 21
2-3-4-1- Textures with urban heritage 22
2-3-4-2- Urban textures (lacking urban heritage) 22
2-3-4-3- Marginal textures (settlements (unofficial) 22
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2-3-5- General characteristics of worn out fabrics 23
2-3-5-1- Life of the building 23
2-3-5-2- Grading and number of floors 23
2-3-5-3- Type of materials23
2-3-5-4- Status of accesses 23
2-3-5-5- Status of urban services and infrastructures 24
2-4- Theoretical perspectives on the improvement and renovation of urban tissues 24
2-4-1- Eugene Violet Ludo (1814-1879 AD)24
2-4-2- John Ruskin (1818-1900)25
2-4-3- Camillo Citt (1904-1843)26
2-4-4- Camillo Boyto (1836-1914) 26
2-4-5- Luca Beltrami ( 1854-1933) 27
2-4-6- Ludovico Quaroni (1911-1987) 28
2-4-7- Gustavo Giovanni (1947-1873) 29
2-4-8- Patrice Geddes (1932-1854) 29
2-4-9-Charles Ouard Jeanneret known as Le Corbusier (1887-1965 AD)30
2-4-10- Kevin Lynch (1918-1984 AD)31
2-4-11- Kenzo Tange (1913)32
2-4-12- Edmund Bacon (1910- 2005 (32) 2-5- Intervention methods in the field of improvement and renovation of worn-out tissues 33 2-5-1- Protective-sanitary method 34 2-5-2- Protective-decorative method 34 2-5-3- Urban reconstruction method 34 2-5-4- Architectural-urban restoration method for limited spaces 35
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5-2-5-Comprehensive method of urban restoration 35
2-6- Summary and conclusion 36
Chapter 3: Technical basics of research
3-1- Introduction 38
3-2- Height determination methods 39
3-2-1- Gabari method39
3-2-2-Land and floor occupancy level method40
Open space level method41
3-2-4- Clear sky level method41
Illumination index method43
3-3- Factors and components affecting the height of buildings44
3-3-1- General factors and components and overall 45
3-3-1-1- Natural-climatic factors and components effective in height tolerance45
3-3-1-1-1- Latitude and annual position of the sun (the zenith and perigee of the sun) 45
3-3-1-1-2- Position of the sun 46
3-3-1-1-3- Climate and weather conditions of the region 48
3-3-1-1-4- Topography and slope of the earth 50
3-3-1-2- legal and legal factors and components (regulations and regulations of detailed urban planning) building height 51
3-3-1-2-1- height zoning of the city 52
3-3-1-2-2- height prohibitions and restrictions 52
3-3-2- specific and local factors and components 53
3-3-2-1- Spatial Features and Specifications-Individual Plaque & Building 54
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3-3-2-1-1- Urban Parts and Cainting or Orientation of the Sun or Ron 54
3-3-2-1-2- Earth Ratio Ratio 59
3-3-2-1-3- The physical pattern of housing construction60
3-3-2-1-4- Land area61
3-3-2-1-5- Cross-section and floor shape of shaded buildings61
3-3-2-1-6- The form of building adjacency with the surrounding buildings64
3-3-2-1-7 - Placement method, ratio and arrangement of windows and openings on the south front (main front) 65 Northern buildings 3-3-2-1-8-occupancy level 66 3-3-2-1-9- shape of the occupation level (combination of mass and space) 66 3-3-2-1-10- orientation of the plaque relative to the passage or access to the plaque Road 74
3-3-2-2- Spatial features and specifications - physical group of plaques and neighboring buildings and texture 77
3-3-2-2-1- Road network pattern 78
3-3-2-2-2- Road width 78
3-3-2-2-3- Road direction 79
3-4- Summary and result Giri 79
Chapter Four: An overview of the experiences of urban development plans in the world
4-1- Introduction 82
4-2- An approach to the history of urban development plans in the world 83
4-2-1- Experiences of England 89
4-2-2- Experiences of France 93
4-2-3- Experiences of the country Germany96
4-2-4- Experiences of the United States of America98
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4-2-5- Experiences of China 100
4-2-6- Experiences of Japan 100
4-3- Summary and conclusion 106
Chapter Five: The position of the project urban development in Iran's urban planning system
5-1- Introduction 108
5-2- Review of legal terms 109
5-2-1- Law 109
5-2-1-1- Constitution 109
5-2-1-2- Ordinary law 109
5-2-1-3- Regulations 110
5-2-1-4- Letter of approval 110
5-2-1-5- Circular 110
5-3- Iran's experiences in the urban planning system 111
5-4- The system of urban development plans in Iran 117
5-4-1- Comprehensive plans 118
5-4-2- Development and civil plans of the city and area Influence 118
5-4-3- urban conductor plans 119
5-4-4- urban development detail plans 119
5-4-5- land preparation plans 120
5-4-6- city plans 120
5-4-7- urban area plans 121
5-4-8- plans Improvement and renovation of old structures 121
5-4-9- Detailed plans 122
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6-2- General rules and regulations for shading urban tissues 126
6-2-1- Approving effective national plans in the development of cities
6-2-2- Zoning rules and determining building densities and land use in development plans
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6-2-3- Rules and regulations for increasing density and High rise 127
6-2-4- Rules and regulations for residential zoning of cities into apartment complexes, multi-family and single units in order to maintain neighborhood rights in residential units in terms of providing light, sunshine and lack of aristocracy 129
6-2-5- Controlling building density and determining the occupancy level in residential areas (preserving open space based on per capita, encouraging high-rise construction, reducing the level of residential infrastructure and non-segregation) 130
6-2-6- The height of the building (the number of floors on the pilot) according to the traffic width