Organizing the Cultural, Historical Axes of Qazvin City with Contextualism Approach, (Case Study: Street Peighambarieh)

Subject Areas : Space Ontology International Journal

Mahtab Karimi skaboni ¹ , Mohammadreza Pourjafar ²

1 - M.U.D, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Qazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran
2 - Professor of Urban Design and Planning, College of Arts and Architecture, University of Tarbiat Modares, Tehran, Iran

Received: 2017-06-15 Accepted : 2017-10-15 Published : 2017-09-01

Keywords: Peighambarieh Street, Contextualism, Cultural- Historical Axes, Role and background, Historical context,

Abstract :

Given that Peighambarieh street in the historical context And valuable Qazvin, Which has historical and cultural, But it seems This street appeared during the time period until today, There were many inconsistencies, Therefore, it is necessary that this study, considering all the physical and non-cellular factors affecting the range, Provide solutions for it. Research Objectives include: 1- Recognizing elemental identity elements and providing strategies for strengthening the desired elements and undermining undesirable elements, redefined identity; 2. developing solutions for the physical and cultural reconstruction of the historical-cultural center of Qazvin Emphasizing the context-oriented approach. Descriptive - analytic research method by relying on the background of the research and review documents related to the historical context of Qazvin and field studies, on the other hand, analyzes the issue. Finally, to answer the main research question (In the organization of the cultural-historical axis How to use the principles of the context-oriented approach is the space useful for users?). The findings show that by organizing the sector-based identity elements Contains: Chharanbya, Grand Hotel, Shahrbani, mosque panje-Ali and Alighapou building you can revive the historical context on this street, also adding new roles to historical spaces, to create charm and socialization Thereby attracting people to these spaces and also helped promote cultural background. On the other hand to improve the pavement path of this street from the footage combining GoleBoteh designs and to organize the walls Use wall paintings it has been suggested to combine GoleBoteh & GoleMorgh.

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