The effectiveness of regulations of detailed plans on the renovation and improvement of the dilapidated fabric of Isfahan city

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    Effectiveness of regulations of detailed plans

    on the renovation and improvement of the dilapidated fabric of Isfahan city

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    Given the problems existing in big cities such as the expansion of the city on the valuable agricultural lands around and the physical-spatial wear and tear of the inner tissues of the city, it is necessary to adopt methods and strategies to establish the sustainable development of cities. In this regard, the endogenous urban development strategy, i.e. paying attention to improving the texture and renovation in the worn-out inner tissues of the cities - due to the existence of potential and actual powers in them - is a method that can solve the spatial and physical problems of the cities. But one of the obstacles to access the sustainable development of cities in these contexts is the rules and regulations of detailed plans, which in most cases, without scientific and specialized foundations, are a cumbersome obstacle for the renovation of such contexts. Among these rules and regulations are the height rules of buildings. The present research aims to investigate the effectiveness of the rules and regulations of detailed projects on the improvement and renovation of housing in the dilapidated context of Isfahan city, so that by identifying these effects, the limitations of the laws can be identified and the solutions for their correction expressed. In the current research, after presenting the height components in worn-out structures and the design of 6 models, relevant solutions are provided. Keywords: urban planning regulations, detailed plan, height criteria, worn-out structure, improvement, renovation. Introduction: Paying attention to the renovation of worn-out urban structures can provide a suitable framework for realizing the sustainable development of today's cities. Since one of the obstacles to achieving sustainable urban development is the restrictive rules and regulations of urban planning, the present research tries to investigate the effect of the rules and regulations of the height of detailed plans on the improvement and renovation of housing in the dilapidated tissues of Isfahan city. For this purpose, in the first chapter of the thesis, the generalities of the research, including the statement of the problem, the purpose of the research, the research question and hypothesis, and the introduction of related key terms are given. The second and third chapters of the present research are dedicated to presenting the theoretical and technical foundations of the research, respectively, including the introduction of sustainable development, identification of urban contexts and theories of urban context renewal, determination of elevation methods and identification of effective components in the elevation of buildings. The fourth and fifth chapters describe the experiences of different countries of the world and Iran in the field of preparing urban development plans, and the sixth chapter presents the general and specific criteria for the height of urban structures. In the seventh chapter, the city of Isfahan and its worn-out textures, population and urban development plans are known in it. The eighth chapter describes the factors and components of shading in the pieces in the worn fabric of Isfahan city and presents 6 practical-ideal models and examines the mentioned items in two worn fabric samples. The final chapter also belongs to the presentation of the general results of the research and proposed solutions. During recent decades, rapid growth in large cities and megacities, which is mainly caused by population growth, due to natural population growth and migration from villages and small towns to them, has caused a great transformation in the spatial-physical structure and the economic and social conditions of life in these cities. On the one hand, the expansion of the city in the periphery and mainly on the agricultural lands and gardens has caused the destruction of the valuable resources of the green and natural environment of the cities, which has made the need to pay attention to solutions to prevent the destruction of the agricultural lands around the cities even more vital. On the other hand, under the influence of the horizontal expansion of the city, the inner fabric of the cities have faced many problems, including wear and tear. The central location and the existence of some required urban infrastructures in the inner tissues of the city has doubled the need to pay attention to these tissues.

    Given these two categories of spatial-physical issues and problems of large cities (1- expansion of the city on surrounding valuable agricultural lands, 2- spatial-physical exhaustion of the inner city tissues), the need to adopt methods and strategies for the development of cities that can organize these two categories of issues and problems raised is even more necessary In this regard, various strategies are taken into consideration by managers and urban planners, among which, the endogenous urban development strategy, i.e.In this regard, different strategies are taken into consideration by managers and urban planners, among which, the endogenous urban development strategy, i.e. paying attention to improving the fabric and renovating housing in the inner and worn out fabrics of cities, is a strategy and method that can solve these two categories of spatial-physical issues and problems of cities simultaneously. Among the reasons that justify the renovation and improvement of the worn-out and inner tissues of cities as a principled and scientific strategy and method to solve the problems and problems of cities is the existence of potential and actual abilities in them. Among these capabilities, we can point out the existence of required urban infrastructures, including water and sewage, electricity, gas, telecommunications, and relatively favorable network of communication roads, easy access of these tissues to commercial, cultural and educational centers, which is due to their central position in the structure of cities. Unfortunately, despite these facilities and opportunities that the inner tissues of the cities have compared to the surrounding lands, due to some obstacles, they have not been able to play an effective role in the cycle of sustainable urban development. Today, the economic, social, cultural, health and physical problems existing in the inner and mostly worn-out tissues of the cities have caused the original and native residents of these areas, who had relatively favorable economic capabilities, to leave the inner tissues of the city. Migrate to peripheral and new urban areas. Other old residents of Baft, who either did not have the necessary economic power to migrate from Baft or due to some issues, have replaced the economically capable strata living in Baft along with immigrants. At present, the residents of dilapidated urban tissues mostly do not have the ability to renovate and improve their housing and the fabric of their neighborhood, nor do private sector investors and urban housing producers have the possibility to participate in the renovation and improvement of dilapidated tissues due to the existence of some inefficient rules and regulations of detailed urban plans. Despite the potential and actual abilities that the dilapidated inner city tissues have for renovation and development, for many reasons, these potential and actual abilities have not been able to do this. Place the context in the development circuit. Among these reasons, the rules and regulations of the detailed plans, which have been formulated for the systematization of urban constructions, in most cases, have been an obstacle for people to renovate such contexts. Against the attractive factors and opportunities of investment in the outdated contexts, the rules and regulations of the detailed plans are one of them. has created the conditions that such tissues are placed in a cycle and closed circuit and their level and area are increasing day by day in the cities.

    In this regard, one of the most important measures in order to optimally use the potential and actual capacities of worn-out urban tissues is to have a scientific and technical attitude to some rules and regulations of detailed plans and their modification in the direction of renovation and improvement of worn-out urban tissues. Among these rules and regulations of detailed plans, which can be mentioned as a big obstacle in the renovation of worn-out structures, are the height rules of buildings. Elevation rules of the detailed plan of Isfahan due to the characteristics of the worn and old textures of Isfahan city, including the granularity and segmentation of building blocks and building blocks and the network of road structures, the texture and the way the building is placed in the plot. It is ambiguous and far from transparency, and different interpretations and interpretations are taken from it according to different people and experts. Therefore, it can be said that if there are disturbances in the development and urban development of cities (especially in dilapidated structures), one of the most important reasons should be "searched for in the defects, ambiguity, conflict and inconsistency of urban planning regulations, the absence or lack of favorable regulations and appropriate to the construction needs and management of urban and rural development, defects and deficiencies related to the implementation of regulations or supervision of their implementation" (Ahsan, 1382, 9). Therefore, it can be said that it is possible to provide a platform for sustainable development and operationalize the endogenous urban development strategy by amending the existing laws; In this way, by creating harmony in the laws, the field of better use of the existing spaces is provided.

    Regarding the emphasis of the third development plan in the direction of improving and renovating and revitalizing worn-out and problematic urban tissues, the author of this study aims to investigate the impact of regulations and detailed plans on the worn-out urban tissues of Isfahan in order to help urban planners, city planners and urban managers in this field, and it is hoped that these studies will have a significant impact on the future measures to organize these tissues. be

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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

    126

    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

The effectiveness of regulations of detailed plans on the renovation and improvement of the dilapidated fabric of Isfahan city