Contents & References of An analysis of the worn texture of Haft Tanan neighborhood in Shiraz city
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Abstract .. 1
Chapter One: General Research
1-1 Introduction.. 2
1-2 State the problem.. 3
1-3 Importance and necessity of research. 5
1-4 research goals.. 7
1-4-1 most important goals. 7
1-5- research hypotheses.. 8
1-6- research background. 8
1-7 research methods.. 12
1-8 research problems and limitations. 12
1-9 key words and concepts of research. 13
1-9-1 types of texture.. 13
1-9-1-1 texture of the city. 13
1-9-1-2 historical context. 13
1-9-1-3 old texture. 13
1-9-1-4 middle tissue. 13
1-9-1-5 new texture. 14
1-9-1-6 worn texture. 14
1-9-1-7 peripheral tissue. 14
1-9-2 Protection.. 14
1-9-3 Renovation.. 15
1-9-4 Reconstruction.. 15
1-9-4-1 Historical reconstruction. 15
1-9-4-2 non-historical reconstruction. 15
1-9-4-3 revitalization.. 15
1-9-4-4 planning. 15
1-9-4-5 urban planning. 16
Chapter Two: Theoretical Foundations of Research
2-1 The existing schools and perspectives related to the old urban context. 17
2-1- 1 Improvement and renovation of old schools. 17
2-1-1-1 Culturalism. 17
2-1-1-2 The view of structuralists (1900-1940). 18
2-1-1-3 The perspective of sustainable urban development from 1990 onwards. 18
2-1-1-4 The view of traditionalists. 18
2-1-1-5 The view of structuralists. 19
2-1-1-6 school of modernism. 19
2-1-1-7 The view of rationalists. 20
2-1-1-8 school of separatism or cellular attitude. 20
2-1-2 Theoretical views about the improvement and renovation of the old structure. 21
2-1-2-1 The relationship between monuments and the surrounding environment (Camilosite theory). 21
2-1-2-2 principle of permanent restoration (John Ruskin's theory). 21
2-1-2-3 Giving soul and life to the historical building (Camilo Bui's theory). 21
2-1-2-4 Belonging to the urban environment (theory of locality). 22
2-1-2-5 Dynamics of urban centers (Jane Jacobs theory). 22
2-1-2-6 museum approach to the city fabric. 22
2-1-2-7 Theory of authenticity. 22
2-1-2-8 improved performance with a dynamic body (the theory of Ludovico Quaroni). 23
2-1-2-9 separation between buildings (Gustavo Giovanni's theory). 24
2-1-2-10 Maintaining tradition by responding to new needs (Kenzo Tange theory). 24
Chapter Three: Knowing the Geographical Location of Fars Province
3-1 Geographical location and extent of the province. 26
3-1-1 Natural coordinates and geographical location of the province. 28
3-1-2 lakes.. 29
3-1-3 mountains.. 30
3-1-4 rivers.. 31
3-2 celebrities.. 32
3-3 Shiraz city.. 33
3-3-1 political situation. 33
3-3-2 Geographical location. 33
3-3-3 weather conditions. 33
3-3-4 History and characteristics of works. 34
3-3-5 Name.. 37
3-3-6 Background.. 37
3-3-6-1 The foundation of Shiraz from a historical perspective. 37
3-3-6-2 in myths and traditional traditions. 39
3-3-6-3 Conquest of Fars by Muslims. 39
3-3-6-4 Al-Buyeh to the Safavids. 40
3-3-6-5 Safavid era to modern times. 40
3-3-7 Days of Shiraz.. 42
3-3-8 Normal situation. 43
3-3-9 Geographical location. 43
3-3-10 weather.. 43
3-3-11 social status. 44
3-3-11-1 The language of the people. 44
3-3-11-2 Religion.. 44
3-3-11-3 Culture.. 44
3-3-11-4 Population. 45
3-3-12 places to see. 46
3-3-12-1 Historical attractions. 46
3-3-12-2 Natural attractions. 47
3-3-12-3 Religious attractions. 48
3-3-12-4 green space. 48
3-3-12-5 International Exhibition. 49
3-3-12-6 Shiraz galleries. 49
3-3-12-7 Museums.. 49
3-3-12-8 Hotels and accommodation centers. 49
3-13-3 Transportation.. 50
3-3-13-1 Shiraz International Airport. 50
3-3-13-2 railway... 51
3-3-13-3 passenger terminal. 51
3-3-13-4 bus.. 52
3-3-13-5 city train. 52
3-3-13-6 taxi.. 53
3-3-14 media.. 53
3-3-14-1 radio and television. 53
3-3-14-2 Publications. 53
3-3-14-3 Cinema.. 53
3-3-14-3-1 History. 54
3-3-14-3-2 list54
3-3-14-3-2 list of cinemas in Shiraz by date. 54
3-3-15 Sports and recreation. 55
3-3-15-1 Stadiums. 55
3-3-15-2 ski resort. 56
3-16-3 higher education centers and universities. 56
3-17-3 Economy. 56
3-18 Souvenirs. 57
3-4 sister cities. 57
3-5 regions of Shiraz. 58
3-5-1 zone one. 58
3-5-2 zone two. 58
3-5-3 Region four. 58
3-5-4 zone five. 59
3-5-5 Region six. 59
3-5-6 region seven. 60
3-5-7 region eight. 60
3-5-9 area no. 61
3-5-10 Region Three. 62
3-5-10-1 Area covered by Region 3. 62
3-5-10-2 Geographical boundaries and area size 3. 62
3-5-10-3 Historical and cultural places within the municipality of Region 3. 63
3-5-10-3-1 Tomb of Haft Tanan Shiraz. 63
Chapter Four: Identification of texture features
4-1 Composition of the studied area texture (full and empty texture). 65
2-4 tissue density. 66
4-3 characteristics of parts in the studied range. 67
4-3-1 Number of floors. 67
4-3-2 Granulation in the study area. 69
4-3-3 Life of buildings in the studied area. 70
4-3-4 materials in the texture in terms of area. 70
4-3-5 The quality of the building in the fabric. 72
4-3-6 Building ownership. 74
4-4 Investigating the features of the access network, including the scale, role and quality of infrastructure of roads. 75
4-5 Investigating the status of infrastructure facilities including functional scale and spatial distribution in Haftanan area 76
4-5-1 Electricity. 76
4-5-2 gas network. 76
4-5-3 drinking water. 76
4-5-4 Investigating the status of sewage in Haft Tanan area. 77
4-5-5 Investigating environmental features and the impact of pollutants on Haftanan area. 77
4-6 Identifying and introducing the application and performance of parts. 77
4-7 Identifying and introducing the function and mode of operation of existing textures. 79
4-8 Identifying and introducing places and spaces and textures with historical and cultural value. 79
4-9 Identifying and acting, the level and scope of activities within the scope. 80
4-9-1 Identification of the economic value of the parts in the form of land price and economic value of various functions 81
4-9-2 Identification of the role and position of the project area in the city. 82
4-9-2-1 Initial definition of the role and position of the scope. 82
4-9-2-2 functional role of the range. 82
4-10 characteristics of the environmental and spatial quality of the urban landscape. 82
4-10-1 Checking the material and color of parts. 82
4-10-2 How to combine open and closed spaces and texture density. 84
4-10-3 Identification of index elements affecting the spatial structure. 85
4-10-4 Identification of major visual factors and elements. 85
4-10-5 Identification of identity elements, places and spaces. 85
4-11 factors of tissue residence. 86
4-12 The amount of belonging to the place of residence and the length of stay in the neighborhood. 87
4-13 Analysis of current situation studies and conclusion of results. 88
4-13-1 Analysis of the results of natural studies. 88
4-13-1-1 Facilities and limitations caused by natural factors and topography. 88
4-13-2 Analyzing the results of physical-functional studies. 89
4-13-2-1 Identification of problematic components and parts from functional dimensions, building life, building materials, etc. . 89
4-13-2-2 Identifying the inadequacy of the rider-pedestrian transportation network and the possibility of strengthening it. 90
4-13-2-2-1 Northern Haftan. 90
4-13-2-2-2 South Haftan. 90
4-13-2-2-3 Sil Abad. 90
4-14 Weakness of the infrastructure system and network and limitations in the possibility of strengthening it. 91
4-15 Identification and analysis of components with inconsistent and problematic performance and the need to remove or transfer the user. 91
4-16 Identification and analysis of threatening and negative factors in connection with tissue performance. 92
4-17 Analysis of the influencing factors on the spatial-functional structure of the tissue. 92
4-18 Analysis of texture usage pattern and the possibility of strengthening or changing it. 92
4-19 Analysis of economic, cultural, historical, physical and environmental value of components and. . 92
4-20 Analysis of environmental, spatial and urban quality studies. 93
4-20-1 Analyzing the possibility of strengthening the urban appearance according to natural and man-made factors. 93
4-21 Analysis of socio-economic characteristics.